Spotted 		  Joe-Pye Weed, Eupatoriadelphus 		maculatus, sometimes called spotted trumpetweed, is a hardy and fast-growing long-stemmed perennial in the aster family, indigenous to the eastern U.S. from the Great Plains to New England. In Illinois, it's found mainly in the northern half of the state. It is more shade-tolerant and moisture-loving than its cousin, Sweet Joe-Pye Weed.
 
For more about Spotted 		  Joe-Pye Weed and native plants for the    Midwest,      especially those  that do well in shade/moist areas,  see   the "book" on      this website, Gardening with Native Plants in Shady Evanston.