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Anyone know what this is?

 
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Found this flowering in the woods behind my house. North Georgia 7b. North facing slope about 1200ft evevation.
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It looks like what is called a 'whorled' milkweed in our area......maybe the same plant?
 
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That would be good. Maybe we'll see some monarch butterflies this year.
 
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