Actaea cordifolia Multicolor Flowering Plants and even used for memory

and even used for memory enhancement

Whether you're trying to brighten a dark room or a shady spot in the woodland garden

We are unable to ship these outside of North Carolina due to regulations designed to keep endangered plants rare and out of the hands of gardeners

In patterns

starting in early July (NC) with 3' tall spikes that end in a terminal cluster of 9-11 large

Actaea cordifolia Multicolor Flowering Plants and even used for memory(aka: Cimicifuga rubifolia) This wonderful rare native (globally rare ranking of G3) from Virginia west to Tennessee has languished in taxonomic purgatory under a parade of invalid names. Unlike other bugbanes, there are only nine glossy leaflets per leaf on Actaea cordifolia, which are held on a 45 degree angled stem ending about 2' from the ground. The 4' tall, upright, branched terminal spikes end in finger like clusters of small white flowers that