Bugbanes are late-season blooming perennials, generally planted in rich moist woodland situations. This is an exceptionally good selection, perhaps the blackest form to date. Arching wands or spikes of fragrant pale-pink flowers rise above the clump of lacy foliage in early fall. In cool summer areas, this will grow well in sunny sites, otherwise choose a part-shade location, protected from the hot afternoon sun. Plants will take about three years to develop into a mature clump. A striking specimen!
Height: 59-70" (150-180cm) | Spread: 60-75cm (23-29”) | Exposure: Full sun or partial shade.
Blooming Time: Early, mid and late Fall. | USDA Zone: 3-9

Description courtesy Heritage Perennials.