Rue anemone.

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Niveau d'entretien

Facile

Type de plante

Perennial

Lumière

Partial shade to full shade

Lumière en intérieur

Lumière moyenne

Arrosage

Tous les 3 à 7 jours

Taille adulte

6 to 12 inches

Croissance

Lente

Rusticité

USDA 4 à 8

Floraison

Early to mid spring

Entretien

Plant this beauty in rich, moist soil that mimics its native forest floor habitat. Keep an eye out for wilting if the soil dries out too much during the summer. It prefers to be left undisturbed once established.

Arrosage

Keep the soil consistently moist but never waterlogged.

Engrais

A light application of compost in early spring is plenty.

Taille

Simply clear away dead foliage once the plant goes dormant in late summer.

Rempotage

Only repot or divide if the plant becomes overcrowded.

Sol

Humus rich, well draining soil

pH du sol

Slightly acidic to neutral

Température

-30 à 30°C

Humidité

40 à 70%

Sécurité

Humains

The plant contains protoanemonin, which can cause skin irritation or internal distress if ingested.

Enfants

Keep this plant away from small children as ingestion of any part may cause stomach upset.

Allergènes de contact

Handling the foliage may cause mild skin irritation in sensitive individuals.

Allergènes aéroportés

There are no significant reports of respiratory allergies associated with this plant.

Comestibilité

This plant is not considered edible and should be avoided for consumption.

Comment l'identifier

• Fern like compound foliage
• Small white or pink flowers
• Delicate branching stems
• Tuberous root system

Hauteur

0,1 à 0,25m

Envergure

0,15 à 0,3m

Feuilles

green, deciduous

Fleurs

white, pink, 1 à 2cm

Problèmes courants

• Powdery mildew — A fungal growth appearing as white dust on leaves during humid weather.

La cultiver

Multiplication

division, seed

Quand planter

spring, autumn

Plant alongside other spring ephemerals to ensure your garden bed remains interesting throughout the season.

Bonnes associations

• White Trillium — They share the same woodland habitat and bloom timing.
• Virginia bluebells — These plants create a beautiful spring display together in shade gardens.

Espèces similaires

• Anémone des bois — It shares a similar delicate appearance and woodland growth habit.

Science

Famille

Ranunculaceae

Genre

Thalictrum

Ordre

Ranunculales

Classe

Magnoliopsida

Région d'origine

Eastern North America

Préservation

It is not currently listed as endangered, but wild populations should be respected and left undisturbed.

It thrives in the rich, moist soil of deciduous forests where it can capture sunlight before the tree canopy fully leafs out.

Intérêt pour la faune

early season nectar source

Pollinisateurs

abeilles, papillons

Utilisations

woodland gardens, shade borders, naturalizing

Taxonomie vérifiée avec le GBIF.

Ce qu'on demande souvent

Why did my plant disappear in summer?

It is a spring ephemeral and naturally goes dormant once the weather warms up.

Can I grow this in full sun?

It prefers dappled shade and will likely struggle or scorch in full, intense sun.

D'où vient le nom

The genus name Thalictrum comes from the Greek word for a meadow rue, while the species name thalictroides means resembling Thalictrum.

Bon à savoir

• It is a true spring ephemeral that goes dormant after flowering.
• The flowers lack true petals, using showy sepals instead.
• It is native to the eastern forests of North America.

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• Plantes d'ombre