Asclepias asperula (Antelope Horn Milkweed) Size:1 gal It produces red rose hips

It produces red rose hips in fall that persist through winter

And for good reason

5-1 ft Attracts Butterflies

Texas Bluegrass is a cool season

It looks like a small version of Lindheimer's Muhly (Big Muhly)

Asclepias asperula (Antelope Horn Milkweed) Size:1 gal It produces red rose hipsAntelope Horn, named for the shape of the leaves, is a perennial that blooms in the spring and in some areas, again in the fall. It's a member of the milkweed family, and a special favorite of the Monarch and Queen butterflies. In the spring the first batch of Monarch caterpillars hatches and they eat their way through as much milkweed as they can! The poisonous milky sap is credited with making the Monarchs distasteful to birds. If you want to