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Notes: In the wild Roscoea tibetica grows in sunny alpine meadows occasionally growing near a closely related species Roscoea alpina
Introduced by Dan Hinkley
Zone: 4 - 8
Fragrant purple-blue flowers in dangling racemes
Family: Gentianaceae
Thalictrum fendleri v. polycarpum (Meadow Rue) Conifers Notes: In the wild RoscoeaFamily: Ranunculaceae Zone: 6 10 Natural Range: California, Soil: Average Light: Sun, part shade Height: 4' Pest Resistance: Deer Attracts: Butterflies and Moths Bloom Time: Spring Summer Attributes: Deciduous. Blue green foliage with new purplish growth. Male flowers have dangling creamy yellow stamens. Female flowers are purplish. Notes: Best when planted in a large clump or mass. Pot Size: Medium Band Pot
