Actaea racemosa Paraguay deeply-veined green leaves
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
deeply-veined green leaves
'Lonesome Dove' matures
Each leaflet is highlighted with a dramatic silver streak down its center
If single-flowered dahlias just don't have enough "oomph" for your garden
our crack taxonomic staff determined it to actually be a selection of the Asian Carex lanceolata
Actaea racemosa Paraguay deeply-veined green leaves(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