Angularfruit Milkvine, Angle Pod [Milkvine]
Scientific name: Gonolobus suberosus or G. laevis
Angle pod is a perennial vine native throughout much of Florida, including Alachua County. It likes full to partial sun and somewhat moist soil to soil that is neither wet nor vey dry. Flowers are burgundy and yellow-green and starry like milkweed flowers. It is a larval host for queen and monarch butterflies.
Size: small-medium pot
Scientific name: Gonolobus suberosus or G. laevis
Angle pod is a perennial vine native throughout much of Florida, including Alachua County. It likes full to partial sun and somewhat moist soil to soil that is neither wet nor vey dry. Flowers are burgundy and yellow-green and starry like milkweed flowers. It is a larval host for queen and monarch butterflies.
Size: small-medium pot
Scientific name: Gonolobus suberosus or G. laevis
Angle pod is a perennial vine native throughout much of Florida, including Alachua County. It likes full to partial sun and somewhat moist soil to soil that is neither wet nor vey dry. Flowers are burgundy and yellow-green and starry like milkweed flowers. It is a larval host for queen and monarch butterflies.
Size: small-medium pot