Eupatorium dubium Little Joe PP 16122 Laurentia where it is usually found

where it is usually found on sandy dry soils in full sun as well as under an open canopy of sparse pine trees

opening from the top of the fruit they resemble the gondola of a hot-air balloon

so we've obviously underestimated its hardiness when kept dry in winter

Quantities are very limited

Unlike other so-called obedient plants

Eupatorium dubium Little Joe PP 16122 Laurentia where it is usually found(aka: Eutrochium dubium) Eupatorium dubium is a little known dwarf species of Joe Pye weed, native in moist soils from Maine south to South Carolina. In appearance, Eupatorium dubium is similar to Eupatorium purpureum, but is more tolerant of light shade. Eupatorium dubium 'Little Joe' was discovered by Steve Lighty at the Conard Pyle Nursery in Pennsylvania. The 4' tall stems are clothed with whorls of green leaves and topped in midsummer with dome