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Hallson Gardens :: Perennials :: Perennial plants for the sun :: Eupatorium (Joe-Pye weed)
Eupatorium plants (Joe-Pye weed) from Hallson Gardens: We ship eupatorium in the spring from April through the end of May, again in the fall, and we also sell them at the nursery in the summer. They are field grown clumps, freshly dug and shipped bare root.
If you have any questions feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you. Thank you for your interest in our nursery and our plants!
Eupatorium
| Pronunciation: you-puh-TORE-ee-um |
Common Name: Joe-Pye weed |
| Bloom Time: Late summer |
Light: Full sun to part shade |
| Soil: Average to rich, moist |
Moisture: Average to moist |
| Zones: 3 - 8 |
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Eupatorium (Joe-Pye weed)
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Eupatorium 'Atropurpureum'
Eupatorium 'Atropurpureum' is a native plant that creates a bold architectural backdrop in the rich, moist garden. It grows 6 to 8 feet tall and is topped with rosy-purple flowers in late summer.
Price: $7.75
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| Price: | $7.25 |
Availability: Ships April through May and again after mid September
Plant Size: Divisions from field grown clumps, freshly dug and shipped bare root
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Eupatorium 'Chocolate'
Eupatorium 'Chocolate' is great for season long interest. Leaves start out chocolate-purple turning green, held on purple stems, and in September they are covered with masses of starry white flowers. It grows 3' tall and wide and prefers part sun to part shade.
Price: $7.75
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3+ Units
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| Price: | $7.25 |
Availability: Ships April through May and again after mid September
Plant Size: Field grown plants, freshly dug and shipped bare root
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Eupatorium 'Little Joe'
Eupatorium 'Little Joe' (PP#16122) is a compact hybrid of Joe Pye weed with mauve-purple flowers blooming for a long time in late summer atop reddish-purple stems and coarse green leaves. It grows 3 to 4' tall and does well in part sun.
Price: $7.75
Availability: Ships April through May and again after mid September
Plant Size: Field grown plants shipped bare root
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