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Whorled milkweed's flowers are white, occurring in small (1-3") clusters that rise from leaf axils. Individual flowers are typical milkweeds (except for their color), 1/4" across; horns are sickle-shaped, petals are white or greenish-white. Once you recognize that this plant IS a milkweed, given its grass-like leaves in whorls, it is impossible to mistake it for any other local species.

Asclepias

Asclepias verticillata

whorled milkweed [Blooms: Jul-Sep]