Thalictrum pubescens

Tall Meadow Rue (Thalictrum pubescens)Buttercup Family This herbaceous plant thrives in moist, well-drained soils and is often found in meadows, woodlands, and along streambanks. Fern-like foliage and small, airy clusters of pale lavender to white flowers add a softness to the woodland garden. Plants are naturally found in damp locations in part to full shade. Only plant in part sun if soil is consistently moist. Plants are rich in nectar and attract a wide variety of insects, particularly butterflies. Blooms: White, 3-4 weeks, June-AugLeaves: Blue-green leaves are dense--similar to ColumbineHeight: 3-6' Space: 2-3'Soil: Average-MoistExposure:  Part sun-Part shade-ShadeFauna: Butterflies, long-tongue bees, lepidopteran host plant Seeds: Star-like clusters are green to purple, then brown when ripeDeer Resistance: HighZone: 3-9Native Status: NC native, common in the Mountains, uncommon in the Piedmont and SandhillsProvenance: VA, seed grown