Milkweed Flower Artisan Perfume Roller .33 oz

All Natural Perfume｜Healing Botanicals From the Adirondack Mountains

Inhale tranquility, exhale the rush.

Find your peace in our nature-inspired essence. 

ADK’s Artisan Process

1. Tincture Creation: We begin with a dedication to purity, immersing handpicked botanicals into alcohol, transforming them over days into a richly-scented tincture.

3. Scent Symphony: Crafting the perfect notes, we harmonize natural scented materials, carefully composing high, middle, and low notes for a fragrance that resonates with balance and beauty.

Inspiration

Artisan Note

How to use
Roll on wrists, neck, pressure points, back of legs behind knees. The chemistry of your body is unique and the perfumes will become unique to you.

Highlights
Hand made from tinctured botanicals grown or wildcrafted on the Adirondack Fragrance Farm. Vegan and Cruelty Free.

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Need Free Milkweed Seeds?

If you are interested in receiving milkweed seeds please add a note to your order of any milkweed product and we’ll send them along with you order.

How to Grow Your Own Milkweed Plant From Seed

If you love the rich, earthy scent of our Milkweed Scent perfume, try your hand at growing the plant from which it is distilled! The Asclepias Syriaca or Common Milkweed variety has a wide range of uses and is an important medicinal herb for both humans and wildlife.

This native perennial flower is hardy in zones 3-9. It grows up to 5 feet tall with 2-3 inch leaves and pink-purple flowers that bloom through July and August. Though it may be called Common Milkweed, this plant is anything but common! It’s one of the most fascinating botanicals you can grow. Monarch butterflies use the plant as both a food source and host plant.

Here’s a blog post about how to grow milkweed in 3 easy steps

Is Milkweed Poisonous?

Read Sandy’s blog post on the topic of Is Milkweed Poisonous

Plant Milkweed In Soil Or Outdoors

Milkweed seed can be planted directly in soil, or started indoors. You can sow milkweed seeds by scattering them on the soil surface 1/4-1/2 inch apart, and then cover them with about 1/4 inch of additional soil. Water the area frequently after planting until plants become established. Many species need to be vernalized (cold treated) before planting. Vernalized seeds can be planted in the spring after the danger of frost has passed. Non-vernalized seeds can be planted in the fall. See Monarch Watch’s milkweed propagation guide

What species? How Many?

Free Milkweed Seeds are either native or exotic. Use this tool to find a native milkweed strain. Our free seeds are asclepias syriaca variety so please plant in a native area.

Typically you will receive one gram of Free Milkweed Seeds or less. Most Free Milkweed Seeds are packets of one gram. Well over one hundred seeds is typical. On some occasions we may send out Free Milkweed Seeds that are hard to find monarch host plants or packed in a 20/25 seed packet. Those packets have less than a gram of seeds.

Will Free Milkweed Seeds Save The Monarchs?

Yes! Milkweed contributes to monarch butterflies in a positive way. Please note: Free Milkweed Seeds are intended to be grown in your garden. Do not use Free Milkweed Seeds to re-wild public land. Locally native species can be found on the Milkweed Map.

THANK YOU FOR GROWING MILKWEED! 🌱🐛