Pinch out asters, helenium and eupatorium at knee height and they will re-branch to provide you with stockier plants. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Lovely August blooms – I love the picture of eupatorium and butterfly, so airy – almost fairy. ❋ Unknown (2009)
But the Joe-Pye Weed, eupatorium purpureum unfurling its foliage in a spiral pattern caught the eye. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Do you have the wild ageratum, used to be a eupatorium of some sort? ❋ Unknown (2008)
I see frost here everywhere, and eupatorium, morning glories, coreopsis, butterfly bushes–well, ALL of it looks very limp and shriveled just overnight. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Shown above are the peach tree with some of his friends, perilla frutescens, eupatorium rugosum ‘Chocolate’ and sedum ‘Black Jack’. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I removed the eupatorium and moved a few strands of helopsis into its spot, which shows as a big blank spot over on the right side of the garden in the second picture. ❋ Pat (2005)
Digitalis, sarsaparilla, eupatorium, she had chosen, for the health of the body; a fern leaf for grace and beauty; the oak and the elm for peace and the civic virtues; evergreen, pine, and hemlock for the aspiring life of the mind and the eternity of thought; rosemary for remembrance, and pansies for thoughts. ❋ Florence Converse (1919)
About her bending figure grew what seemed to Bart's half-dazzled sense the flowers of paradise, for wild sunflowers and sheafs of purple eupatorium brushed her arms, standing in high phalanx by the edge of the creek. ❋ Lily Dougall (1890)
One of the giants is purple eupatorium, which sometimes carries its corymbs of flesh-colored flowers ten and twelve feet high. ❋ John Burroughs (1879)
One of these streams, which forms a smaller lake near the river, was broken up into several channels; and the irrigated bottom of fertile soil was covered with innumerable flowers, among which were purple fields of _eupatorium purpureum_, with helianthi, a handsome solidago, (_S. canadensis_,) and a variety of other plants in bloom. ❋ Brevet Col. J.C. Fremont (1851)
There was good grass in the bottoms; and, amidst a rather luxuriant growth, its banks were bordered with a large showy plant, (_eupatorium purpureum_,) which I here saw for the first time. ❋ Brevet Col. J.C. Fremont (1851)
Here's - I knew our listeners would come through - from Zolofaph, who says, Lincoln's mother that we referred to - that Lincoln's mother was poisoned by eupatorium rugosum, the white snakeroot. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Sanguisorba 'Tanna', mauve-purple eupatorium, green Euphorbia cornigera and persicarias, among which I thought the white P amplexicaulis ❋ Unknown (2009)
But some of the plants, such as the ornamental willows, simply play variations on the native flora, and the drifts of perennials Clay has successfully established in the rough grass, including purple eupatorium, pink lythrum and white ❋ Unknown (2009)
Perennials: chocolate eupatorium, 'Matrona' sedum (some branches of flowers are still that fresh pink I don't like -- lol,) 'Lightning Strike' toad lily, 'Party Dress' pennisetum, ❋ Unknown (2008)
