10 Black Cohosh Roots Actaea Racemosa Organic Snakeroot Wildflower

Add Black Cohosh to Your Garden

Enhance your garden with the graceful beauty of Black Cohosh (Actaea racemosa). This listing includes 10 organically grown bare roots, carefully sourced from the pristine Appalachian Mountains. Known for its tall, elegant form and striking white blooms, Black Cohosh is a native wildflower that adds charm and character to woodland gardens, wildflower beds, or shaded landscapes.

These perennial plants thrive in partial shade and prefer well-drained, acidic soils, making them an excellent choice for sustainable and low-maintenance gardening. Once established, Black Cohosh returns year after year, rewarding you with lush foliage and delicate floral spikes that bloom in late spring or early summer, bringing both visual appeal and a natural woodland touch to your space.

Our organically cultivated roots arrive healthy and ready to plant, ensuring a strong start in your garden. Plant them in groups for a dramatic effect or scatter them among other native species to create a biodiverse, thriving habitat.

Black Cohosh is a resilient, shade-loving perennial that enhances your outdoor space while supporting native ecosystems. Whether you’re a native plant enthusiast, a perennial gardener, or someone looking to diversify a shady corner of your yard, these roots are an ideal addition.

Key Features and Benefits

• Includes 10 Organic Bare Roots: Ready for immediate planting.

• Native Wildflower: Adds charm and biodiversity to shaded gardens.

• Perennial Growth: Returns each year for long-lasting beauty.

• Partial Shade Tolerant: Thrives in woodland or shaded environments.

• Low Maintenance: Easy to grow with minimal care once established.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I plant Black Cohosh roots?
A: Plant just below the soil surface with the bud facing up. Space about 6 inches apart, and apply mulch for protection.

Q: Can I grow Black Cohosh in full sun?
A: It prefers partial shade or filtered sunlight and thrives in woodland garden settings.

Q: What type of soil works best?
A: Acidic, well-drained, rich organic soil (humus) is ideal for healthy growth.

Q: How often should I water it?
A: Keep the soil moist, especially during the first few weeks. Once established, moderate watering is sufficient.

Q: Is Black Cohosh invasive?
A: No, it is a native wildflower that grows well in shaded environments without becoming aggressive.