Thalictrum flavum subsp. glaucum

While it thrives in partial shade, it can tolerate full sun provided the soil is kept consistently moist. If you plant it in a sunnier spot, be prepared to water it more frequently to prevent the foliage from drying out.

The foliage typically forms clumps around 3 feet tall, but the flower stalks can reach up to 5 feet in height during the summer. Because of this height, you may want to provide some support or staking to keep the stalks upright.

Yes, the bright yellow blooms carry a sweet fragrance that is noticeable downwind. It adds a lovely sensory element to the garden during its June and July bloom time.

This plant performs best in rich, moist soil. It is important to ensure the planting site retains moisture, especially if the plant is exposed to more direct sunlight.

You get two distinct seasons of interest: the striking blue-green foliage emerges in early spring to provide texture, followed by the airy, fragrant yellow flowers that bloom throughout June and July.