Pollinator plant

Meadowsweet

Filipendula ulmaria

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Pollinator recipe
Bee value

Who this plant supports

Honey bees

Medium suitability
Nectar value Unknown
Pollen value Medium
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Structure

Vegetation layer
Herbaceous
Size
Small
Dimensions
1.20 m high × 0.40 m wide
Growth rate
Moderate
Lifecycle
Perennial

Site conditions

USDA hardiness
3-9
Moisture
Moist, Wet
Soil
Sandy, Loamy, Clay
pH
Neutral, Alkaline
Light
Partial shade, Sun

Uses

Edible parts
Leaves, Flowers, Seasoning, Root, Tea
Functions
Dye, Essential oil, Pollinator plant, Fragrant
Edibility
3 out of 5
Medicinal value
3 out of 5

Carrot: Cooked carrots are soft in texture and have a mild flavor. Young leaves: These can be cooked and used as flavor enhancers in soups. The dried leaves serve as a seasoning, such as in herbal tea. Flowers: They can be used as flavorings in alcoholic beverages, stewed fruits, and to make a syrup for fruit salads. A tea can be made by combining the young leaves, flowers, and roots.