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Eupatorium Plants

Eupatorium plants are more commonly known as Joe-Pye Weed. A highly adaptable flowering plant, they provide late summer color, often blooming for months.

Eupatorium, pronounced yew-pah-TOR-ee-um, come in both large vertically growing and shorter dwarf varieties, either providing a splendid backdrop or blending well in a mixed perennial garden with other moisture-loving plants.

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Baby Joe Eupatorium Plant

Price $6.50

The 'Baby Joe' Eupatorium Plant is a dwarf version of Joe-Pye Weed, producing large numbers of purple-red buds that open to misty clusters of lavender-to-pink blossoms on an appealing, compact plant. Don't let the small size fool you though. The fragrant flower plumes will attract butterflies and hummingbirds like nobody's business, all while deterring those pesky deer and rabbits!

Chocolate Eupatorium Plant

Price $6.50

The 'Chocolate' Eupatorium Plant produces generous clusters of tiny, pure white flowers on hardy, upright stems. The deep purple leaves provide stunning contrast in mixed gardens. This Joe-Pye Weed variety is often utilized as a garden border, especially for butterfly gardens.

Gateway Eupatorium Plant

Price $6.50

The 'Gateway' Eupatorium Plant produces generous numbers of wine-red buds that open to form clouds of lavender blossoms. The deep purple stems are a noticeable support for its large leaves, while the lofty vertical growth provides a majestic backdrop to shorter plants. Growing this Joe-Pye Weed along a fence-row will create a flowering alternative to a standard chain-link or barbed-wire fence. Butterflies will flock to this fragrant perennial!

Little Joe Eupatorium Plant

Price $6.50

The 'Little Joe' Eupatorium Plant is a dwarf version of Joe-Pye Weed, producing frilly clusters of mauve blossoms on an attractive, mid-sized plant. This perennial will not re-bloom, so leave the fluffy seed heads for the birds; the seed heads are quite pretty and the birds will use them for nesting material. Swallowtail and Monarch butterflies will be your most frequent visitors, but get that camera ready for other more uncommon butterflies.

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