Peucedanum verticillare Eupatorium This Southeast native forms 2'

This Southeast native forms 2' tall yellow pitchers starting in early spring

the 2' wide clumps are topped with a splendid display of dark lavender buds

involving Helleborus x hybridus

We recommend very open shade or a few hours of morning sun for best results

Cutting Anisacanthus back in late winter might also be employed to manage its size

Peucedanum verticillare Eupatorium This Southeast native forms 2'(aka: Angelica verticillaris) If you like Queen Anne's lace, you'll be blown away by the bold, architectural giant milk parsley, Peucedanum verticillare. Peucedanum verticillare is a short lived perennial carrot relative (Apiaceae) that forms a basal rosette of parsnip like foliage, topped, starting in late May (NC) with broom handle sized glaucous purple stalks that rise to 8' tall. Starting in late May (NC), the giant Queen Anne's lace like