Aruncus dioicus - goatbeard

Aruncus dioicus FERN. (goatbeard)
German: Wald-Geissbart	Czech: udatna lesní
Genus: Aruncus	Family: Rosaceae,
Mature Height: 2.00 m	Bloom in: VI, VII,
Flower Colour:	Soil Preferred: wet,
Light Required:
Other Attributes: perennial, dioecious, type of inflorescence - panicle, fruit - follicule, solitaire, bed plant,

Photo: Aruncus dioicus, goatbeard, Aruncus

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Plants of Genus Aruncus:

01) Aruncus dioicus FERN. (goatbeard), Ger: Wald-Geissbart, Czech: udatna lesní

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Aruncus dioicus - Goats Beard (610 readers)

Synonyms:Aruncus sylvester, Spiraea aruncus, Spiraea paniculata. Great drifts of lacy white for summer! 5-Foot Feathery Plumes of Airy White! Looks delicate, but has a tough, vigorous nature! The secret is out--this Goats Beard is a landscaping dream! Vigorous and bold, it is ideal for the back of t... (About-garden.com)

Aruncus dioicus 'Kneiffii' - Goat's Beard (697 readers)

Kneiffii Goats Beard (Aruncus dioicus Kneiffii) Great drifts of lacy white for summer! 2-Foot Feathery Plumes of Airy White! Looks delicate, but has a tough, vigorous nature! The secret is out--this Goats Beard is a landscaping dream! Vigorous and bold, it is ideal for the back of the border where i... (About-garden.com)

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Aruncus dioicus - goatbeard

Aruncus dioicus FERN. (goatbeard)

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Plants of Genus Aruncus:

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External links:

Native Ferns, Moss, and Grasses: From Emerald Carpet to Amber Wave, Serene and Sensuous Plants for theGarden

Viburnums: Flowering Shrubs for Every Season

Orchids for Dummies

Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest (Timber Press Field Guide)

Hydrangeas for American Gardens