Borinda angustissima Paraguay but spreads nicely in our

but spreads nicely in our rock garden

grey-green

copper-red flowers in mid-June

contrasting with finer textured plants

Eupatorium dubium 'Little Joe' was discovered by Steve Lighty at the Conard-Pyle Nursery in Pennsylvania

Borinda angustissima Paraguay but spreads nicely in ourThe words "refined elegance" come to mind when you grow Borinda angustissima. The tight deer resistant clumps of 1" canes (when mature) can eventually reach 15' tall and are adorned with airy, tiny green leaves highlighted by dark purple sheaths simply delightful. Borinda angustissima was accessioned in 1993 by Dr. Jim Waddick in China's northern Sichuan Province near Huang Long Si. Our plants have survived our oppressively humid 107 degree F highs