Eupatorium sessilifolium

Not ranked yet in NYS, but not common. Found in deciduous woods in part shade, often in rocky areas.

Seedling

The arrow indicates the first sign of the red color that develops in many young plants. The opposite leaves have no petiole.

R. Parker

Common Name(s):

upland thoroughwort
upland boneset

Type:

Native

Herbaceous Plants - Annuals, Biennials, Perennials

Moisture:

Dry

Light:

Part Shade

Soil:

Rocky/Stony