THALICTRUM
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THALICTRUM
Commonly known as Meadow rue
All Flower JUL-OCT
Genus of about 130 species of rhizomatous or tuberous perennials found by streams, in meadows and in moist, shady, often mountainous areas worldwide (except Australasia) mainly in northern temperate regions.
Not related to true rue (Rutaceae) the name results from the similarity of the leaves. Rather an undervalued plant whose frothy flowers float on the breeze.
UK natives are T. flavum, common meadow rue, a plant of meadows and fens and common in southeastern England, alpine meadow rue, T. alpinum, much smaller and most common in northwestern Scotland and lesser meadow rue, T. minus, from northern coasts and Wales.
Full Plant Details - Sun/Soil & other attributes
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Good to know
Wildlife plant - bees and butterflies. Taller species make excellent backgrounds in a border. Good for wild or woodland gardens. -
Place of origin
Northern temperate regions worldwide -
Border
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Cottage garden
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Woodland garden
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Bulb/Corm or rhizomatous perennialRhizomatous perennials
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Herbaceous
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TuberousTuberous perennials
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