Hallson Gardens :: Perennials :: Perennial plants for the shade :: Cimicifuga (black snakeroot, bugbane)
Cimicifuga plants (black snakeroot, bugbane) from Hallson Gardens: We ship Cimicifuga in the spring from April through the end of May, plus we sell it at the nursery in the summer. They are field grown field grown plants that are freshly dug and shipped bare root.
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Cimicifuga
| Pronunciation: sim-uh-SIFF-you-guh, sim-uh-siff-YOU-guh |
Common Name: black snakerooot, bugbane |
| Bloom Time: Fall |
Light: Part shade to full shade |
| Soil: Humus-rich, well-drained woodland type |
Moisture: Average to dry, but water deeply when they wilt |
| Zones: (3) 4 - 8 |
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Cimicifuga (black snakeroot, bugbane)
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Cimicifuga 'Atropurpurea'
Cimicifuga 'Atropurpurea' has bronze tinted leaves in the spring turning green later in the season held on upright, dark purple stems. Fragrant ivory flowers rise up on 4 - 5' spikes in late summer and early fall for a nice vertical accent in the shade garden.
Price: $10.75
Availability: Ships late March through May (spring only)
Plant Size: Field grown plant, freshly dug and shipped bare root
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Cimicifuga 'James Compton'
Cimicifuga 'James Compton' has dark bronze tinted foliage that is held on upright stems. In late summer and early fall they are topped with 3 - 4' spikes of fragrant pinkish-white flowers.
Price: $14.75
Availability: Ships late March through May (spring only)
Plant Size: Field grown plant, freshly dug and shipped bare root
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Cimicifuga 'Pink Spike'
Cimicifuga 'Pink Spike' has wonderful bronze tinted foliage in the spring on dark, upright stems. In late summer and early fall they are topped with 4 - 5' spikes of pink buds that open to pinkish-white flowers.
Price: $14.75
Availability: Ships late March through May (spring only)
Plant Size: Field grown plant, freshly dug and shipped bare root
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