Meadow rue's ethereal flowers in an early-autumn sunset.
I have added another plant of this variety to the other side of our wooden gate in the backyard. They are refreshing in their novelty at this time of year!
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GBBD August for its location and foliage.
I hadn't previously known what Meadow Rue is like, nor expected it to be a garden plant.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this plant! It's so pretty and dainty, and looks quite delicate!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty pictures, Julie:)
Beautiful post Julie! The second photograph is particularly special.
ReplyDeleteBertie
Beautiful images. I love meeting a new plant. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous plant, so pretty, and delicate looking. I love mine, and they grow in pots, but do quite fine.
ReplyDeleteThe shot of the sunlight through the blossoms is delish!
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
fun pictures, Julie!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...I must find a spot for this!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite garden perennials. From all of the Thalictrum varieties, I like Splendide the best.
ReplyDeleteI give this plant a 10 out of 10 ... firstly, the huge ferny foliage is so amazing in its own right and the blooms just don't stop coming for months on end ... here it is past the middle of September and instead of waning, it has continued to branch out from along the stems and being awash in bloom from near to the ground up to its 7 ft tall height ... and to boot has thrived in my zone 3 garden for five years now ... I'll definitely be planting more of these!
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