Rodgersia podophylla 'Braunlaub' [sold as Braunlaub Finger-leaf Rodgersia]
Braunlaub Finger-leaf Rodgersia

 Plant Type:
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 Hardiness:
 Flower Notes:
Emerging in the summer are showy, airy panicles of tiny, star-shaped creamy-white flowers.
 Foliage Notes:
Leaves emerge a deep bronze in spring, maturing into a dark green in summer, and turning copper-red in autumn.
 Stem Notes:
Stems stretch up to 2-3 feet tall and are strong, thick, and upright, bearing the weight of large flowers.
 Fruit Notes:
Small, dry, reddish-brown colored capsules persist into autumn.
 Ultimate Height:
2-2.5' feet
 Ultimate Spread:
2-3' feet
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