A dry meadow and sandy field native with white flowers and very fine-textured foliage. Flat topped clusters of white fringed flowers have the overall appearence of clouds - very attractive and often underutilized. Wonderful as late summer texture.
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Eupatorium hyssopifolium LP50 - 50 per flat | Availability |
Height2-3 Feet |
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Spread1-2 Feet |
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Spacing12 Inches |
Bloom ColorWhite |
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USDA Hardiness Zone 4-8 |
Hyssop-leaf thoroughwort is attractive both in bud and flower. This underused perennial is a perfect compliment to a grassy meadow. The buds show color for a few weeks before actually opening, producing clouds of tiny white flowers from late summer into autumn. These flowers are borne on top of the 1-3’ tall stems. The very narrow leaves are whorled around the stem lending itself to a very finely textured plant. Eupatorium hyssopifolium grows in a variety of soil types but requires good drainage. It is extremely attractive blowing in the wind with grasses and perennials including Schizachyrium scoparium, Andropogon virginicus, Rudbeckia fulgida, Symphyotrichum leave, and Liatris spicata. - Mt. Cuba Center
Great for dry, sandy soils!
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