Scientific
Name
Aegopodium podograria
Common
Name
Bishops' weed |
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Hardiness
Zones: 3 to 9 |
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Habit:
Deciduous
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Growth
Rate: Rapid
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Size: -- |
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Site
Requirements: Partial shade
to shade; range of soil types, sandy loam to clay; tolerates compact
soil and fertility; leaf edges may brown when grown in sun
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Form:
Spreading |
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Texture:
Medium
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Foliage: Medium
green carrot-scented leaves on a fleshy stalk; three-parted leaflet
is divided into three subleaflets |
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Flower/Fruit: Small
white flowers in late spring to early summer |
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Comments: Can
become invasive; spreads by rhizomes
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Cultivars:
Variegatum: 8 inch silvery
white and green foliage
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