Besides Wayside which wants 20.00 for this plant, does anyone know of another source where I can order this?
Thanks for any help.
Diane
Bugbane. Cimicifuga
I got mine fom Jungs although they sent the wrong one they did give me credit and I kept the plant. Hope this helps
Sure does, thanks.
Agapanthus - if you can wait until spring I could send you a chunk. It's too late to dig here now.
you've got mail poppysue
Is that the really tall plant with the big leaves and white blooms? If it is, can I get some too, in the spring?
It doesn't have real big leaves but the plants get large - and the flowers are a white spike. They like a moist-woodsy type soil and partial to mostly shade. Here's a google search http://images.google.com/images?q=Cimicifuga&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search There's a couple of varieties with bronze or burgundy foliage but mine is the plain green. I rescued it from a constuction area a few years ago.
Yes, that's it and what I need for my shade yard. Can you save me a hunk too?
Okay... but you better remind me so I don't forget!
Sue, it looks like it gets about 5 ft. tall, do you know of a shorter variety??
"eyes"
Some of the Cimicifuga simplex hybrids are shorter... 3 feet or so.
Cimicifuga racemosa was one of the plants available in the wildflower co-op - dormant roots are $.40 or $.50 each. In all probability I'll run the co-op again in late March/early April.
Thanks Terry and Sue..........also you Diane for the link.
"eyes"
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