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Eupatoriadelphus fistulosa – Joe Pye Weed
Native/Non-native – Native
Hardiness Zone – 4-8
Sun – Full sun to partial sun
Moisture – Moist to wet
Size – 5-8' height x 3-4' spread
Comments
* Pink or purplish to mauve flowers
* Attracts butterflies and pollinators
* Spreads by underground rhizomes
Category: Native Perennials
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Eupatoriadelphus fistulosa
Joe Pye Weed
See Eupatorium fistulosum -Native perennial, 5-8 ft., large mauve-pink flower heads, flood plains, wet areas, excellent native restoration companion, sun-shade, moist-wet, flowers July-Sept, Zone 4-9
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Hardiness Zone – 5-9
Sun – Full sun to partial shade
Moisture – Moist to wet
Size – 5-7' height x 4' spread
Comments
* Profuse yellow flowers late summer through October
* Attracts Butterflies and pollinators
* Flood plains, good for water retention ponds
Native/Non-native – Native
Hardiness Zone – 5-7
Sun – Full sun to partial sun
Moisture – Average to moist
Size – 15-18" height x 24" spread
Comments
* Profuse yellow flowers
* Widely used dependable ground cover
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Hardiness Zone – 5-8
Sun – Partial shade to full shade
Moisture – Average to moist
Size – 1-1.5 height x 1' spread
Comments
* Maroon to yellow to orange to reddish green flowers
* Flowers showy and fragrant
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Hardiness Zone – 7-9
Sun – Full sun
Moisture – Moist
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Comments
* Bright blue star-shaped flowers
* Massing groundcover
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Hardiness Zone – 3-9
Sun – Full sun to partial shade
Moisture – Moist to wet
Size – 2-4' tall x 1-2' spread
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* Scarlet red flowers
* Attracts Hummingbirds and butterflies
Native/Non-native - Native
Hardiness Zone - 3-8
Sun - Partial shade to full shade
Moisture - Moist
Size - .5-1' height x 2'-3' spread
Comments
* Forms a creeping mat 2-12" off the ground
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Hardiness Zone – 5-9
Sun – Full sun
Moisture – Wet
Size – 1-3' height x 1-3' spread
Comments
* Violet-blue with yellow and white crested falls
* Useful in wet boggy, acid soils
* Effective bio retention pond and restoration perennial
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Hardiness Zone – 5-8
Sun – Full sun to partial shade
Moisture – Moist to wet
Size – 3-7' height x 3-4' spread
Comments
* 4-5" wide flowers ranging from pink to white
* flood plains, water retention ponds
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Hardiness Zone – 3-9
Sun – Full sun
Moisture – Moist to wet
Size – 3-5' height x 3' spread
Comments
* Pink flowers in June and July
* Attracts butterflies
* Floodplains and wet meadows
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Hardiness Zone – 3-8
Sun – Partial shade to full shade
Moisture – Moist to wet
Size – 1-3' tall x 1-1.5-1' spread
Comments
* Colonizes by rhizomes
* Greenish white blooms in April-May
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Hardiness Zone – 2-7
Sun – Full sun to partial shade
Moisture – Wet
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Comments
* Voilet-blue flowers
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* Large showy purple flower spikes
* Attracts birds and butterflies
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Moisture – Average to moist
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* Showy white flowers
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Hardiness Zone – 5-9
Sun – Full sun to partial shade
Moisture – Wet
Size – 3-5' height x 2-3' spread
Comments
* Large yellow flowers
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* Can be invasive if used in uncontrolled applications
Native/Non-native – Non-Native
Hardiness Zone – 6-9
Sun – Full shade
Moisture – Moist to well drained
Size – 12-24" height
Comments
* Woodland understory
* Saucer shaped flowers in various colors
* Deciduous
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