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Index of Subjects Angela, We have dry sandy soils here in Cambridge and the common milkweed grows and spread prolifically. If you dig up a root that has nodes on it and plant it you will get milkweed. The seed is also viable and we get milkweed sprouting years after the seed floated onto our lawn. We have also pulled up plants with small roots and put them in water to have them develop more roots. If you do get the milkweed to take and grow. Be sure to control its spread. It will spread by underground roots as well as its air-born seed. I would suggest not letting the seed pods mature unless you need the seed. Pull up any milkweed that spreads outside the area you want it. Larry Bogan Cambridge Station On 15/08/2011 6:13 PM, AngelaJoudrey wrote: > Hi there. > > Has anyone transplanted common milkweed into their home gardens? > > Is there a soil type it prefers? > > Now that I know what it looks like, I see it everywhere and would love > to have some at home. > > Thanks > > Angela in Windsor
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