Posted by Texasmark1 on April 29, 2015 at 05:57:00 from (172.242.1.218):
In Reply to: Milkweed seed posted by glennster on April 27, 2015 at 17:25:23:
Funny on the other post about the Monarch some time back. One commenter said that MW is all they use for food. Baloney. I sat one afternoon and watched a flock migrating and they were loading up on nectar, and none of it was milkweed. Now maybe it was because there was no MW around my farm, but none the less they DO consume nectar from other sources. Course they could have controlled themselves and dined on down the road where it's prevalent on non owner occupied waste land.
So if you are a MW lover and don't mind offending your neighbors trying to keep clean fields then grow all you want. But you won't find much if any on my farm and it'll remain that way. Why? Ask your neighbor that is trying to eradicate it.
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