Black Cohosh Root Bulbs – Bugbane, Black Snakeroot – 5 Roots/Bulbs

Black Cohosh: American Bugbane for Your Garden

Enhance your garden with the beauty of Black Cohosh, also known as American Bugbane and Black Snakeroot. This perennial plant is increasingly popular among gardeners for its striking appearance and resilience. With its tall stature and towers of white flowers, Black Cohosh adds a touch of elegance to any landscape, especially in woodland settings. These 5 root/bulbs will thrive in your garden and bring years of enjoyment.

Black Cohosh thrives in wet woods and thickets, making it ideal for gardens with partial to full shade. Native to eastern Canada and Georgia, this plant is well-suited to temperate climates. Mature plants reach a height of 48-72 inches and a width of 24-48 inches, creating a stunning backdrop for other plants. One of the significant benefits of Black Cohosh is its resistance to deer and rabbits, ensuring your plants remain untouched.

These fragrant perennials are hardy in zones 4-8, making them adaptable to a wide range of climates. Planting Black Cohosh provides not only beauty but also ecological benefits, attracting pollinators to your garden. Enjoy the visual appeal and sweet fragrance of this unique plant.

We provide planting instructions with every order to ensure your Black Cohosh thrives. Our nursery is licensed in Tennessee (cert.#2235), guaranteeing the quality and health of our plants. Add this beautiful and resilient plant to your garden today and enjoy its many benefits. Consider planting other shade-loving perennials alongside your Black Cohosh to create a vibrant, textured garden bed.

Thank you for considering Black Cohosh for your garden. We are confident that you will be delighted with its beauty and resilience.

Frequently Asked Questions about Black Cohosh

• How big will the Black Cohosh plant get? Mature plants typically reach a height of 48-72 inches and a width of 24-48 inches.
• What are the ideal growing conditions for Black Cohosh? Black Cohosh prefers partial to full shade and medium watering. It thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8.
• Is Black Cohosh deer resistant? Yes, Black Cohosh is known for being deer and rabbit resistant, making it a great choice for gardens prone to these animals.
• When is the best time to plant Black Cohosh bulbs? The best time to plant is in the spring or fall, allowing the roots to establish before extreme temperatures.
• How fragrant are the flowers? Black Cohosh flowers have a noticeable and pleasant fragrance that can enhance your garden’s sensory experience.