Aruncus diocus is a North American-native Goat’s Beard that forms large clumps. This herbaceous perennial displays finely dissected foliage and tall, creamy white, Astilbe-like plumes. The dried seed plumes are also attractive.
Thrives in humus rich, continually moist soil. Best grown in cool, humid climates. Great for woodland and shade gardens.
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Aruncus diocus is a North American-native Goat’s Beard that forms large clumps. This herbaceous perennial displays finely dissected foliage and tall, creamy white, Astilbe-like plumes. The dried seed plumes are also attractive.
Thrives in humus rich, continually moist soil. Best grown in cool, humid climates. Great for woodland and shade gardens.
