Eupatorium maculatum 1qt classes-events The basal fronds look like

The basal fronds look like a helmet at the base of the plant to protect its roots

Watering: dry down 10-15%

compound leaves arranged at the branches' ends

commonly referred to as the "Foxtail Palm"

Eupatorium maculatum 1qt classes-events The basal fronds look likeEupatorium maculatum, or "Spotted Joe Pye Weed", is a native with a lovely foliage effect in the open meadow. Large, flat topped flower clusters provide nectar for wildlife. Suited to informal, naturalized settings. Especially nice in waterside gardens as it is often used to stabilize streambanks. Terrific plant for butterfly garden. Blooms: late summer early autumn Light: full sun Soil: well drained, moist garden soil Spacing: 2 3' Height at