An eye catching, architectural addition to your garden which originates from North America where it grows wild in pastures and on woodland fringes. According to folklore, this plant's common name honours a Native American called Joe Pye who used eupatorium to cure fevers. Eupatorium maculatum 'Atropurpureum' will provide you with an impressive clump of robust, purple stems lined with finely toothed leaves. Tall, upright stalks will be heavily ladened with clusters of small pinkish purple flowers from July to September. Flowers form large bright domes which entice bees and butterflies with their excellent source of nectar.An ideal plant for adding height and structure, this deciduous beauty will gradually naturalise in your garden and makes an excellent addition to flower arrangements.Suited to a south, west or east-facing garden, your fully hardy plant thrives in a with moist, well-drained soil in full sun or part shade.In 2-5 years, your eupatorium will reach a maximum height and spread of 2m by 1.2m.
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