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Traditional Cache Swamp Milkweed by rnrgrl (2/2.5)
N27° 01.386  W80° 08.248 (WGS84)
UTM  17R   E 585561  N 2989286
Use waypoint: GC1HECV
Size: Regular Regular    Hidden on 12/2/2008
In Florida, United States
Difficulty:  2 out of 5   Terrain:  2.5 out of 5
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Asclepias incarnata


This small pink, star-shaped flower blooms in large terminal clusters throughout most of the year. The leaves are lance-shaped and grow in pairs. They are found in moist areas and wet woods.

Named for its milky sap, the leaves are poisonous to all but a few animals. The monarch butterfly eats only milkweed leaves thus making it toxic to most of its predators.

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Current at 2/23/2009

Found it 2/20/2009 by P Squared
Found with FETTSquirrel on a long caching day.

Found it 2/20/2009 by FettSquirrel
Found today while geocaching with PSquared! Had a good walk around the park enjoying the scenic palmettos ... lots of palmettos. Great day! TFTH

Found it 2/15/2009 by JerseyGirl & Bruno
Cache names out here totally confused me...Kept looking for connection between name and location...Thanks

Found it 2/15/2009 by FSUDad
Was looking for the milkweed... All we saw was palmettos. TFTH.

Found it 12/21/2008 by footTRAX
This is just one of many we found today caching. Thanks for the fun -footTRAX

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center palmetto, low