Common across the state. Grows in wet areas like the edges of roadside ditches and along the banks of streams and creeks.
If you see a Joe Pye Weed that is as tall or taller than you are this is most likely Hollow Joe Pye Weed. Also differentiated from other Eutrochium species by the stems being strongly glaucous and having a hollow central cavity.
Documented in Maryland as one of many host plants for the leaf-miner fly Calycomyza flavinotum.
There are 264 records in the project database.
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