Eupatorium rugosum

Eupatorium like a rather damp and humid climate and heavy, clay soil, even with limestone. Moreover, they flower well after you have returned from vacation. Why don't we see them more often in gardens? Because garden centres only sell what blooms in spring!

This plant forms a dense, bushy clump of ovate leaves, which produce abundant, airy flowers like small pure white pompons. A very elegant and hardy species that we have associated with the Aster 'Andenken an Alma Pötschke'.