Aruncus form a genus consisting of clumping perennial plants. They are most often cultivated as ornamental plants, or to produce beautiful cut or dried flowers. Their fuzzy, cream or white-colored blooms appear in the summer. Aruncus do well in moist areas of gardens or near streams or ponds.
Water:
Aruncus thrives in moist woodland settings and prefers evenly moist soil. Watering weekly is recommended, especially during the growing season, to support its growth and lush foliage. It exhibits moderate drought tolerance once established, making proper moisture management essential.
Propagation:
Propagation of aruncus is done through division in spring or fall, requiring well-draining, moist soil and partial to full sun. Carefully divide the root system, replant at the same depth, and maintain moisture. Avoid frequent divisions, allowing recovery for blooming.
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