Aegopodium podagraria 'Variegatum' [sold as Bishop's Weed]
Bishop's Weed

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Hardiness:

Deciduous / Evergreen:

Flower Notes:

White (Flat-topped clusters of small white flowers bloom in late spring to early summer.)

Foliage Notes:

Green, creamy white, yellow (Green leaves with creamy white margins that may develop yellowish tones in summer heat.)

Stem Notes:

Green, reddish-green, brown (Smooth, upright stems are green during the growing season, may develop reddish-green tones, and dry brown after frost.)

Fruit Notes:

Green, brown (Small dry fruits mature from green to brown and are not ornamentally important.)

Ultimate Height:

.5-1.5 feet

Ultimate Spread:

indefinite feet

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Soil Notes:

Adapts to most soil types but performs best in fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soils.

Range:

Native to Europe and western Asia; widely naturalized in North America.

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