Spotted Joe Pye Weed single it showcases its fluffy silver

it showcases its fluffy silver seed heads and rosy-orange foliage that can persist into winter

Cowpen Daisy

Arkansas Rose

looking like asparagus and adorned with clusters of vibrant yellow flowers that attract an array of pollinators

fine-textured foliage grows up to five feet

Spotted Joe Pye Weed single it showcases its fluffy silverEupatorium maculatum Spotted Joe Pye Weed is native to damp meadows, thickets and coastal areas in eastern North America. Plants typically grow 4 6 tall on branched, purple speckled stems with serrate, lance shaped, medium green leaves (to 8 long) that typically appear in whorls of 3 6. Tiny, light to deep purple flowers in compound inflorescences bloom from mid summer to early fall and attract butterflies. Spotted Joe Pye Weed is aasily grown in