Actaea racemosa Paeonia but also for the surfboard-like

but also for the surfboard-like flower stalk bracts

The fast-growing 4' wide clump is topped with medium lavender

hails from the World Heritage Preserve of Jiuzhaigou in China's horticulturally rich Sichuan Province

silver glade fern form a 3' wide clump in 5 years

Actaea racemosa Paeonia but also for the surfboard-like(aka: Cimicifuga racemosa) We love the architectural garden value of this amazing woodland perennial! Actaea racemosa is an unusual member of the Ranunculus family (clematis, hellebore) that can be found natively in moist deciduous forests from Canada south to Alabama. In the garden, a compost rich, moist soil is best since the plants will go dormant early during an extended drought. The basal rosette of cutleaf, deer resistant foliage is topped in