Aruncus - dioicus A striking clump-forming perennial, Goat’s Beard showcases tall, feathery panicles of creamy-white flowers rising above lush, bipinnate foliage. These showy spikes—up to 20″ long—appear in late spring to early summer, offering an eye-catching vertical accent in shade to part-shade beds. Ideal for woodland or streamside gardens, it thrives in moist, humus-rich soils and is notably easy to grow. Its deer-resistant nature and pollinator-friendly blooms make it a garden-friendly choice for structure and wildlife appeal. 1 Bare Root Fluffy creamy-white plumes Deer Resistant Pollinator magnet Specifications Details Colour Creamy-white Hardiness Zone 2 – 7 Plant Height 4–6 ft (120–180 cm) Plant Width 2–4 ft (60–120 cm), up to 6 ft at maturity Sun Requirements Part shade; full sun with moisture in cooler zones Fragrant No Deer Resistant Yes Plant Timing Spring or fall planting recommended Bloom Timing June - August Plant Depth Crown at or just below soil level Plant Spacing 3–6 ft apart