A 4–5 ft tall plant with huge, astilbe-like yellowish-white flowers and large leaves (8×4 inches) is likely goatsbeard (Aruncus dioicus). This shade-tolerant perennial thrives in moist, rich soil and adds airy elegance to woodland gardens. Compare your plant to images here: Goatsbeard Images.
If it doesn't match, note flower color, leaf arrangement, and bloom time for further identification.
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