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Goatsbeard ‘Misty Lace’

Aruncus hybrid 'Misty Lace'

This plant died!

I was never really impressed with this plant so I let it be bulldozed along with the rest of the plants that met their doom in the great vacant lot clearing of 2019.

This is another purchase from Sundquist Nursery at the NW Flower and Garden Show. I might need to move it from the South Easement spot I planted it in. I was desperate to get it in the ground! Later I discovered it needs more moisture than that spot probably gets (which was not detailed on the nursery tag). But, these are apparently pretty tough which is important for that area of the yard!

  • Plant Type
  • Perennial
  • Dead or Alive
  • Dead
  • Shade Grade
  • TBD
  • Light Requirement
  • Part Shade
  • Part Sun
  • Shade
  • Location
  • South Easement
Nursery Tag

Profuse creamy white blooms in early summer. Fine textured foliage. Decent soil. 4'.

Gardener's Log

03/2017: Purchased as root in a bag at the NW Flower and Garden show, planted under/near edge of holly trees

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Shade Grade

TBD

Sprouts appeared in May 2017

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