Eupatorium dubium Little Joe | Garden Seeds and Plants

Eupatorium dubium Little Joe

Eupatorium dubium ‘Little Joe’ PP16122 Joe Pye weed
Eupatorium dubium is a little known dwarf species of native Joe Pye Weed. In appearance, E. dubium is similar to E. purpureum, but more tolerant of light shade. The 4′ tall stems are covered with whorls of green leaves and topped in midsummer with dome-shaped heads of lavender flowers a great specimen plant for keeping butterflies at eye level.

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