Description:
Name: Milk Vetch
Other common names: Chinese Milk Vetch
Scientific name: Astragalus Sinicus
Color: Pink – Purple
Plant seeds: In warm soil
Bloom time: April – July
Hardiness zone: 5 – 11 (Biennial)
Plant height: 4 – 12 inches
Plant spacing: 12 – 15 inches
Light requirements: Sun
Soil & water preferences: Average – Dry
Quantity: 50 seeds
Other: Milk Vetch is an ornamental and useful ground cover. It features lovely pink and purple flowers. It can be grown during the normal season as an ornamental plant. Milk Vetch is a legume that is used to fix nitrogen levels in the soil and as a green manure crop, typically grown as a winter annual.
50 MILK VETCH Astragalus Sinicus Pink Purple Flower Ground Cover Legume Seeds
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