Aruncus
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- proper noun
- /əˈrʌŋkəs/
- Specialized
- The feathery plumes of Aruncus add elegance to summer flower beds.
- Aruncus (goatsbeard)
Examples
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Aruncus thrives in moist, shaded areas and is popular in woodland gardens.
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Gardeners often choose Aruncus for its ability to attract pollinators.
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Aruncus is a beautiful plant that blooms in early summer.
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Many gardeners love to plant Aruncus in their flower beds.
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The garden features several stunning plants, including the feathery flower clusters of Aruncus.
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One of the highlights of the landscape this spring is the lovely Aruncus with its delicate white blossoms.
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In shady areas, Aruncus thrives, offering beautiful clusters of white flowers that resemble fluffy beards.
How Showy
- Specialized
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5
2.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Aruncus comes from Latin and was used for a plant called 'goat's beard' because its feathery white flower clusters look like a goat's beard. That's why Aruncus today is the name for this group of long-lasting garden plants with showy, plume-like flowers.