Rodgersia tabularis (Astilboides tabularis) (Rodger's Flower)

Rodgersia tabularis (syn. Astilboides tabularis)
Rodger’s Flower

A bold, architectural perennial prized for its enormous, umbrella-like foliage. Rodgersia tabularis features dramatic, rounded, dark green leaves—often 2–3 feet across—topped in mid-summer with airy sprays of creamy white, plume-like flowers. Thriving in partial sun to shade, it brings a lush, almost tropical feel to cool, moist landscapes.

An excellent choice for pond and stream banks, rain gardens, or any site with consistently moist soil. It also performs beautifully in woodland gardens and shaded borders where rich soil and steady moisture are available.

Details:
• Height: 3–4 ft
• Spread: 2–3 ft
• Zones: 5–7
• Light: Partial sun to shade
• Soil: Moist, well-drained; prefers consistently moist conditions

A showstopping foliage plant for gardeners looking to make a statement in shady, moisture-retentive areas.