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Rodgersia aesculifolia
A bold and architectural perennial, Rodgersia aesculifolia is valued for its large, horse-chestnut–like leaves that emerge bronze in spring before maturing to deep green. In early to mid-summer, airy plumes of creamy white flowers rise above the dramatic foliage, adding height and texture. Ideal for damp borders and woodland gardens, it thrives in part shade with consistently moist soil.
Height: 100–150 cm
Bloom Time: Early–mid summer
Uses: Woodland gardens, damp borders, bold foliage plantings
Rodgersia aesculifolia
A bold and architectural perennial, Rodgersia aesculifolia is valued for its large, horse-chestnut–like leaves that emerge bronze in spring before maturing to deep green. In early to mid-summer, airy plumes of creamy white flowers rise above the dramatic foliage, adding height and texture. Ideal for damp borders and woodland gardens, it thrives in part shade with consistently moist soil.
Height: 100–150 cm
Bloom Time: Early–mid summer
Uses: Woodland gardens, damp borders, bold foliage plantings