Actaea racemosa Sedum rigid foliage that grows from

rigid foliage that grows from a thin

Like all hostas

a nice change from the typical bright-orange of red hot pokers

despite evidence to the contrary

was discovered by plantsman Jack Johnston near the southern end of its range in Rabun County

Actaea racemosa Sedum rigid foliage that grows from(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