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(4” pot) Caulophyllum thalictroides - 1-3′ tall. Native to Vermont, blue cohosh has yellow-green flower clusters, blooming in April to May with blue berries in fall. The plant has been used as a medicinal herb by American Indians. Many native tribes, and later European herbalists and midwives, used it in conjunction with other herbs for abortive and contraceptive purposes. The seeds have also reportedly been used a coffee substitute. The plant is found in hardwood forests and favors moist coves and hillsides. It prefers shady locations and rich soil. Zone 3
(4” pot) Caulophyllum thalictroides - 1-3′ tall. Native to Vermont, blue cohosh has yellow-green flower clusters, blooming in April to May with blue berries in fall. The plant has been used as a medicinal herb by American Indians. Many native tribes, and later European herbalists and midwives, used it in conjunction with other herbs for abortive and contraceptive purposes. The seeds have also reportedly been used a coffee substitute. The plant is found in hardwood forests and favors moist coves and hillsides. It prefers shady locations and rich soil. Zone 3