Filipendula ulmaria
Our native Irish Meadowsweet plants can be seen growing along wet ditches and in wet fields. Their fern-like, divided leaves and tall greenish-white clouds of scented flowers up to 120cm tall cover the plant from June to September. The almond scented flowers are loved by bees and butterflies and are followed by interesting, corkscrew-shaped seeds.
Prefers moist soil, in sun or partial shade.
Our native Irish Meadowsweet plants can be seen growing along wet ditches and in wet fields. Their fern-like, divided leaves and tall greenish-white clouds of scented flowers up to 120cm tall cover the plant from June to September. The almond scented flowers are loved by bees and butterflies and are followed by interesting, corkscrew-shaped seeds.
Prefers moist soil, in sun or partial shade.
Our native Irish Meadowsweet plants can be seen growing along wet ditches and in wet fields. Their fern-like, divided leaves and tall greenish-white clouds of scented flowers up to 120cm tall cover the plant from June to September. The almond scented flowers are loved by bees and butterflies and are followed by interesting, corkscrew-shaped seeds.
Prefers moist soil, in sun or partial shade.