Inventory Table View

65974

5 ft – 8 ft

2 ft – 3 ft

May, June

Actaea dioica, Aruncus diocus, Aruncus vulgaris, Spiraea aruncus

Rosaceae

unknown

unknown

White, Cream

White, Cream

East, West, North

Deciduous

Bushy, Clump-former

Wet or Damp Soil, Moist but Well Drained

Acid, Alkaline, Neutral

Full sun, Partial shade

Upright

Woodland Garden, Flowering borders, Cut flower use, Cottage and informal gardens, Rain Garden

Perennial

Architectural, Cutting Garden, Pollinator-Friendly

2

no

Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand

Goats Beard, Bucks Beard, Brides Feathers

MO23015533, 7937657110579, ZARUDI0001G, 201920946, 201810844

Propagate by division in early spring, leaving at least one eye on each section, or grow from seed.

Blackfly and sawfly larvae may damage the plant.

Generally disease-free, although leaf spot may occur.

Cut stems to just above ground level in autumn, or remove spent flower stalks earlier if seed plumes are not wanted.

Keep the root zone evenly moist, especially in full sun and dry spells.

Grow in full sun with steady moisture or in partial shade farther south.

Goatsbeard