$14.00

Common name: Round Leaf Boneset

  • Light: Full sun
  • Water Needs: Moist to average
  • Height: 1–3′
  • Seasonal Interest: Pairs of serrated leaves clasp upright stems at even intervals for a striking look throughout the growing season. In fall, clusters of small, white flowers branch out at the tops of stems.
  • Growing Tips: Ideal for pollinator or meadow gardens with average to slightly drier soils.

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Eupatorium rotundifolium is a late-blooming wildflower with attractive, stem-clasping leaves.

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