A long time favorite in our gardens and one the butterflies will thank you for planting, the ‘Gateway’Joe Pye Weed is a more compact North American Native selection that produces large 12 to 18 inch diameter dome-shape clusters of dusky rose pink flowers all summer long and into. What really confuses me is one bit of information I came across said Eupatorium villosum belongs to the genus Koanophyllon, but it's a different plant! And yet another thing said that villosum the one word that seems to unite the two in any relation just means it's "hairy". Eupatorium maculatum 'Gateway' (Joe Pye Weed) - 1 Gallon Pot. Both selec tions are known for their compact growth habit and shrub-like appearance, with ‘Gateway’ reaching 2 m (78 in) in height and ‘Purple Bush’ often slightly shorter at 1.5 m (64 in) tall.
But Eupatorium villosum and Koanophyllon villosum are not the same plant despite both being called thoroughwort, which is even more confusing to me. A road opener, also known as a road opening, is a formula used in conjure work that is created from a herb called Eupatorium villosum, or Abre Camino. Lurie Garden’s plant palette includes two cultivars of Joe-pye weed: ‘Gateway’ and ‘Purple Bush’. wide (20 cm), atop sturdy reddish-purple stems. What is the difference between Eupatorium villosum being Adbe Camino and Koanophyllon villosum being it? I keep trying to find the right plant and the more I research the more Koanophyllon villosum keeps coming up, which seems to also called thoroughwort and grows in grows in southern Florida, Cuba, the Bahamas, Hispaniola, Jamaica, and the Islas de la Bahía. Highly popular, Eupatorium maculatum (Atropurpureum Group) Gateway (Joe-Pye Weed) is loved by gardeners for its large, densely packed clusters of mauve-pink flowers, up to 8 in.
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