Aralia racemosa (American Spikenard) Size:32 Flat but it can be aggressive

but it can be aggressive in small landscape settings

In shallow lakes

it is found with Calmagrostis candensis

Black Oak can be used as a featured specimen shade tree

Aralia racemosa (American Spikenard) Size:32 Flat but it can be aggressiveAralia racemosa (American Spikenard) is a large woodland plant that has tiered leaves like the pagodas of Southern Asia. Out of the leaves emerge the flowers that look like wisps of lite green smoke. Those flowers turn into deep fuchsia berries (berries not edible) late summer. This plant can tolerate some deep shade so it is quite versatile. Sun Exposure: shade, part shade Soil Conditions Wet to Normal Height 4' Flower Color White Green Flower Time