Sorbaria (sor-BAY-ree-uh) produces feathery white plumes in early summer on a fast-growing, deciduous framework. Tolerates wind, average to moist soil, and full sun to part shade. Spreads by suckers—site where colonization is welcome or contain with a barrier.
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