Joe Pye Weed ‘Gateway’ meadow They were discovered in the

They were discovered in the 1600’s in Versailles

bringing texture and movement to meadow plantings

The berries are useful in making juice

The fruit are resistant to splitting and the flavour intensifies if left to shrivel slightly on the tree

Trellis support is recommended

Joe Pye Weed ‘Gateway’ meadow They were discovered in theCovered in highly scented, mauve flowers from mid summer to autumn, this herbaceous perennial is a bee and butterfly magnet. Deer and rabbits dont have much interest in nibbling on it, but seed heads provide forage for birds from late autumn into winter. A wonderful plant for adding volume and visual interest! Water Not drought tolerant. Soil Prefers moist but well draining soils. Tolerates an array of soil types if it has consistent moisture. Light