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Eupatorium rugosum (White snakeroot)

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Botanical Name: Eupatorium rugosum yew-pah-TOR-ee-um roo-GO-sum

Common Name: White snakeroot Synonyms: E. ageratoides, E. urticifolium, Ageratina altissima Genus: Eupatorium

This eastern U.S. woodland plant has clusters of small, fluffy white flowers topping stiff 3- to 5-foot-tall stems midsummer to frost.
Noteworthy characteristics: Pure white flowers on strong stems.
Care: Grow in a naturalized setting in moist, alkaline soil and full sun or partial shade. It is generally a maintenance free species.
Propagation: Sow seed in a cold frame in spring; divide hardy species and take softwood cuttings of tender species in spring.
Problems: Rust, powdery mildew, white smut, Cercospora and Septoria leaf spot, Southern blight, snail, slugs; whiteflies and spider mites under glass.

Overview
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Height	3 ft. to 6 ft.
Spread	1 ft. to 3 ft.
Growth Habit	Spreads
Growth Pace	Moderate Grower
Light	Full Sun to Part Shade
Moisture	Medium Moisture
Maintenance	Low
Characteristics	Attracts Butterflies; Native; Self Seeds; Showy Flowers
Bloom Time	Early Fall; Fall; Late Summer; Summer
Flower Color	White Flower
Uses	Beds and Borders, Ground Covers, Naturalizing
Style	Woodland Garden
Seasonal Interest	Summer Interest, Fall Interest
Type	Perennials

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