Thalictrum kiusianum 8a The incredibly thick

The incredibly thick

Ferns provide a wonderful textural contrast between bolder textured plants like hosta

perfuming the air with a rich honeysuckle-like fragrance until frost

then sporadic in the summer

where it was later "rediscovered" and given the invalid additional name Canna 'Pretoria'

Thalictrum kiusianum 8a The incredibly thickCharming isn't good enough to describe this delightful miniature woodland Japanese meadow rue, Thalictrum kiusianum. The tiny deer resistant clumps of maidenhair fern like foliage emerge for us in early March, andform a slowly expanding patch to only 6" tall. Although it's native habitat is in moist soils, it has thrived for us in extremely dry soils. In early summer, the clumps of Thalictrum kiusianum are topped with airy, light purple flowers that