Eupatorium fistulosum Atropurpureum

Eupatorium fistulosum Atropurpureum like a rather damp and wet climate and a heavy, clay soil, even with limestone. In addition, they flower well after we return from vacation. Why don't we see them more often in gardens? Because garden centres only sell what blooms in spring!

Tall bushy plant with lanceolate leaves, coarsely toothed, wider and lighter than those of E. purpureum. Large rounded inflorescences of purple-pink flowers. For any damp to wet soil.