Goatsbeard
Researched and Written By: Jace and Jett
Photographs from the Meadow Garden taken by Jace & Jett
Aruncus dioicus
Description:
Goatsbeard is a perennial plant of North America. It is a large bush with big fluffy cream flowers. The flowers sit on top of big mounds of green leaves.
Geography:
Goatsbeard grows in North America and Western Europe. It is commonly found from Indiana to Pennsylvania and south to Alabama.
Growing Conditions:
Goatsbeard grows best in the woods in rich soil and shade. It can grow in the sun with lots of water. They grow slowly for the first few seasons.
Survival Traits:
Female Goatsbeard produce poisonous seeds. This plant is hardy.
Wildlife:
Goatsbeard attracts beads and butterflies. It is bunny resistant.
Interesting Facts:
Goatsbeard is pest and disease free. The scientific name is Aruncus Dioicus.
About the Authors:
My name is Jace! I like orange, monsters, animals, and everything!
Jett likes dirt biking and playing with friends.
Goatsbeard
This is a scientific drawing from Jace
Goatsbeard
This is a scientific drawing from Jett