Eupatorium Seeds - Joe Pyeweed
5000 Seeds
4.99
10000 Seeds
8.99
SEASON
Perennial
USDA ZONES
4 - 9
HEIGHT
48 - 72 inches
BLOOM SEASON
Summer and fall
BLOOM COLOR
Dark pink
ENVIRONMENT
Full sun to partial shade
SOIL TYPE
Moist soils, pH 5.8 - 6.8
DEER RESISTANT
Yes
HOUSE PLANT
No
LATIN NAME
Eupatorium maculatum
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Eupatorium (Eupatorium Maculatum) - Eupatorium seeds produce a wonderfully unique plant! Also known as Joe Pyeweed, this is a very versatile plant: some people consider it to be an herb, others a wild flower, others a butterfly plant, and others an ornamental for the flower bed.MORE EUPATORIUM OPTIONS
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TEMPERATURE
64 - 72F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
28 - 35 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
Yes
DEPTH
1/8 inch
SOWING RATE
1 ounce per 1,500 square feet or 4 seeds per plant
MOISTURE
Keep seeds moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
24 - 48 inches
Outsidepride Eupatorium Seeds - Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum) are perennial flower seeds for USDA Zones 3-9. Our white-flowering plants grow 36–48 inches tall and are grown in full sun to partial shade with moist soil. Commonly seen in meadows, wildflower plantings, and along stream banks, our Boneset attracts butterflies during its bloom period from summer through fall. Historically used in traditional herbal practices, it is surface sown and requires consistent moisture. Available in 5000 or 10000 flower seed packets.
Clusters of Softly Colored Blooms
Clusters of softly colored blooms give our Boneset herb varieties gentle, airy appearances. Their delicate textures and subtle hues add depth to garden beds, blend with surrounding foliage, and draw attention without overwhelming the space.
Tall, Upright Growth
Reaching impressive heights with a sturdy vertical form, our Eupatoriums are outdoor perennial plants with tall, upright growth that promotes air flow and sun exposure. This structure fits well in layered plantings, aiding spatial arrangement and bloom monitoring.
Long Bloom Period
With a bloom period that spans several weeks, our Eupatorium outdoor flowering plants maintains visual presence in the landscape. This extended flowering aligns well with other seasonal plants, helping create a extended floral display and minimizing empty spaces during the growing cycle.
Moisture-Loving Perennials
Moisture-loving perennial plants like our Eupatoriums adapt well to damp environments such as low spots, stream edges, and rain gardens. They are suitable plants for outside gardening, with a strong preference for consistently moist soil that encourages healthy growth.
Clouds of pink and white blooms bring a striking touch to summer landscapes, adding seasonal presence without complex arrangements. The white flowers of our Boneset and pink blooms of our Joe Pye Weed form airy clusters that float above the foliage, adding contrast and movement. Grouped or spaced apart, they create a unified look with layered texture. Their bloom timing makes them standout flowers to plant outside during warmer months, fitting into many garden styles—from rustic spaces to more structured layouts—with visual interest that lasts through the season.
Tall blooms with wild appeal bring a meadow-like look to outdoor spaces, adding visual presence in the summer and fall. Reaching heights of 36 to 72 inches, our Eupatorium varieties display soft white and pink flower clusters that rise above other plants. Their unrefined appearance suits informal planting styles for gardeners using a less structured layout. Blooming steadily during the warmer months, their height and gentle colors draw attention upward and contribute to a layered garden arrangement focused on seasonal display.
Gentle hues bring contrast to rugged garden spaces, softening edges with clusters of pale blooms. To plant seeds, surface sow them, as they need light to germinate, and keep soil evenly moist during the 7–35 day germination period. Sow when soil temperatures range from 64–85°F. With spacing of 18–48 inches based on variety, Our garden seeds settle into larger beds and open areas. These planting steps allow the subtle tones of pink or white to appear gradually, creating a visual break in tougher landscapes while blending with surrounding textures and forms.
Eupatorium (Eupatorium Maculatum) - Eupatorium seeds produce a wonderfully unique plant! Also known as Joe Pyeweed, this is a very versatile plant: some people consider it to be an herb, others a wild flower, others a butterfly plant, and others an ornamental for the flower bed. This Eupatorium Maculatum plant is so diverse that it is all of these things. Many butterflies are attracted to Eupatorium: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Great Spangled Fritillary, Pearl Crescent, Monarch, and the Tawny-edged Skipper to name a few.
Common Questions
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What are some good companion plants for my joe pyeweed?
A
Plants such as aster, helianthus or ornamental grass all look beautiful with joe pyeweed.
Q
Can I use this flower in my cut flower garden?
A
Yes, joe pyeweed works good for cut flowers.
Q
Will deer eat these flowers?
A
No, deer and rabbits tend to avoid this plant.
Q
Will Eupatorium Maculatum work as an attractant for my pollinators?
A
Yes, Eupatorium Maculatum) attracts bees, birds, and butterflies.
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