Often overlooked due its non-descript flowers, Late Figwort is found in mesic woodlands and sacannas. It has an upright, somewhat open, growth pattern and adapts very well to garden soils. The tiny maroon flowers appear in tall panicles, and while they may be small, they attract all varieties of pollinators and humingbirds. They are commonly found with Carex blanda, Galium triflorum, and Polygonatum biflorum.