Thalictrum dioicum
Early Meadowrue
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Stately plant with foliage like Columbine and airy plumes of white flowers on fluted, rod-thick stems. Tiny, threadlike stamens, less than ΒΌ" long, dangle like tassels from the sepals on male flowers. Female flower has purplish pistils. Shade-tolerant Early Meadowrue is usually found on well-drained soils in moist open woods and on north-facing slopes, on rocky areas, in ravines and near limestone outcrops.
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USDA Hardiness Zone 3-7
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Good Companions
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(Quercus macrocarpa),
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(Geranium maculatum)
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