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(4” pot) Filipendula rubra, 5’ tall x 4’ wide. Queen of the prairie is a stunner. The pink cotton candy flowers can be seen from quite a distance as they are held high on sturdy stems. Pollen-seeking insects, such as bees, will be rewarded when they visit; however, this plant is not a good nectar source. Over time, colonies are formed as the plant spreads by underground rhizome. It performs best in plenty of sun and wet soil rich with organic matter. Zone: 3
(4” pot) Filipendula rubra, 5’ tall x 4’ wide. Queen of the prairie is a stunner. The pink cotton candy flowers can be seen from quite a distance as they are held high on sturdy stems. Pollen-seeking insects, such as bees, will be rewarded when they visit; however, this plant is not a good nectar source. Over time, colonies are formed as the plant spreads by underground rhizome. It performs best in plenty of sun and wet soil rich with organic matter. Zone: 3