Eupatorium serotinum (Late-Flowering Thoroughwort)

A Hardy Native for Pollinators and Fall Color

Enhance your garden with Eupatorium serotinum, commonly known as Late-Flowering Thoroughwort. This native perennial blooms in late summer to fall, offering delicate beauty and vital resources for pollinators during the season’s end.

• Showy Blooms: Clusters of small, white flowers create a cloud-like effect, blooming from late summer into fall.
• Tall and Graceful: Reaches widths of 2–4 feet, with upright stems that can grow up to 6 feet tall, making it ideal for the back of borders or naturalized areas.
• Pollinator Magnet: Provides nectar for bees, butterflies, and other late-season pollinators.
• Tough and Adaptable: Thrives in a variety of conditions, from moist to dry soils, and tolerates full sun to partial shade. Hardy in USDA Zones 4–9.
• Low-Maintenance: Requires minimal care once established and adapts well to naturalized landscapes or wildflower gardens.

Eupatorium serotinum is a robust, wildlife-friendly perennial that adds height and seasonal interest to your garden while supporting native pollinators.