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EUPATORIUM SEEDS

Attracts butterflies - Easy to grow - Long-lasting cut flowers - Combine with
Ornamental Grasses, Obedience Plant, Stokesia and Russian Sage


PR06226 HARDY AGERATUM SEEDS

Eupatorium coelestinum

These 2-3 foot tall perennials produce bright blue-violet flower heads (of up to 70 1/2 inch blooms) in summer and fall which look nearly identical to the annual ageratum. Butterflies love them and they are excellent cut flowers. Spreads readily by rhizomes, so be sure to plant it where it can either be controlled or allowed to spread in a naturalized setting. Hardy ageratum looks especially nice when grown with ornamental grasses, Obedience Plant, Stokesia, Russian Sage or some of the taller asters. Winter hardy to zone 6.


100 SEEDS: $3.99 QTY:




PR00921 JOE-PYE WEED SEEDS

Eupatorium fistulosum Atropurpureum 'Glow'

This North Eastern U.S. native grows 5-7 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide and produces enormous 18 inch heads of wine-red fragrant flowers in summer and early fall. They are loved by butterflies and are excellent for fresh cut or dried arrangements. The crushed leaves carry a vanilla fragrance and are arranged in whorls along purplish stems. Likes full sun and moist soil. This is a magnificent plant that will likely be the highlight of your garden for years to come. Winter hardy to zone 3.


100 SEEDS: $2.99 QTY:




PR01740 IVORY TOWERS
Joe-Pye Weed

Eupatorium fistulosum f. albidum

Magnificent, majestic, upright, 6-7 foot tall perennials, produce countless, long-lasting, clouds of ivory-white flower clusters, from June to September. They are excellent for cutting. Foliage is fresh, and attractive. Blooms the first year when started early, reaching about 3-3.5 feet tall. The second season, it reaches its full height. Thrives in full, or part sun, and moist soil. Looks great planted with Plume Grass. An outstanding 2010 introduction from Germany. Winter hardy to zone 4.


50 SEEDS: $2.99 QTY:




Eupatorium grows best in part sun to light shade in hot climatesEupatorium flowers heavily in full sunEupatorium attracts butterflies Eupatoriums attract HummingbirdsEupatorium is deer resistantEupatorium plants grow best in moist soilHow to grow Eupatorium

How to Plant EUPATORIUM SEEDS Seeds

Sow in peat pots or cell packs, press into soil and barely cover. Needs light to germinate. Kept at 70° F., germination is usually within 4 weeks. If not, put container inside a zip-lock bag and place in the refrigerator for 4 weeks. Remove and return to 70° F. until germination occurs.

Comments: Full or part sun, light shade in hottest climates. Rich soil, ample water. Flowers are nectar rich and are among the best blooms for attracting butterflies. Deer and rabbit resistant.
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