Common late summer blooming joe pye. Found in open wet areas like roadside ditches and freshwater marshy areas. Restricted to the coastal plain.
Differentiated from the other two extant Eutrochium species by leaf blades being prominently three veined. The lowest veins are much more pronounced and longer then the upper veins. Stem is generally a deep purple and not glaucous. Generally much shorter than Hollow Joe Pye Weed.
There are 179 records in the project database.
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