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Thalictrum pubescens - Tall Meadow Rue

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Thalictrum pubescens - Tall Meadow RueSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 3 8, 36 84" x 24 36", dappled sun or light shade to full shade, starry white flowers on a tall stalk in summer, really needs consistent moisture to wet soils in order to grow well. It can grow in a lot of sun in the wettest conditions in a climate with cooler summers, but really prefers a bit of shade, especially in the afternoon. Common names: King of the Meadow, Tall Meadow Rue Synonym: Thalictrum

Sizes available: #1 (Trade gallon)

Basics: zones 3-8, 36-84" x 24-36", dappled sun or light shade to full shade, starry white flowers on a tall stalk in summer, really needs consistent moisture to wet soils in order to grow well. It can grow in a lot of sun in the wettest conditions in a climate with cooler summers, but really prefers a bit of shade, especially in the afternoon.

Common names: King-of-the-Meadow, Tall Meadow Rue

Synonym: Thalictrum polygamum

Family: Ranunculaceae

Origin/Distribution: most of eastern Canada and eastern United States except Florida, native to Maine. These plants were grown from seed collected in New England.

Habitat: rich woodlands and other moist, low places with some shade, also found in wetter spots such as marshes, stream and river banks, swamps, and pond edges

More: The flowers of T. pubescens are attractive to a variety of pollinators. Mostly dioecious, but sometimes male and female flowers occur on the same plant. The lacy blue-green foliage is very pretty. The plant provides cover for small mammals, amphibians, and birds. Larval host for, (among others), the Canadian Owlet Moth, Calyptra canadensis, the Straight-lined Looper, Pseudeva purpurigera, the Pink-patched Looper, Eosphoropteryx thyatroides, and the Hitched Arches, Melanchra adjuncta, all native to Maine. Will self-sow if happy with the situation. Has been used medicinally. The leaves have been used to flavor fish. I will be testing it out as a cut flower and foliage.

Sources: Van Berkum 

Image credits: Van Berkum Nursery; illustration from Wikimedia Commons

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Dog likes it, but is very hard material around smaller dogs when he is playing and running
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My 22lb dog loves this chew. We have owned it just for one day. He immediately loved it and he races through the house holding it in his mouth like a grand prize. I have concerns to the hardness of the ends of it, the material is very hard, and the tail comes to an end shape that could hurt other pets in a multidog home if it hit or stuck in them. I have two smaller chihuahua dogs, one who has lost an eye so this is something to be careful about with other dogs running with this toy. This may not affect a one dog home. Best to observe the dog while playing with it around others.
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Veronica Mariano
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Strong and holds up to aggressive chewing
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This was a fast favorite for our extremely aggressive chewer ('indestructible' toys are typically destroyed within hours)... this has survived about a week and still going strong.
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Judy P.
Lexington, US
★★★★★ 4
My dog is a very aggressive chewer.
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My dog is an aggressive chewer and this lasted about 3 weeks before he started to get into the plastic and I had to throw away. It lasted longer than other chew toys so it was good. However the tail makes it easier for him to chew off into pieces. He gets nervous and needs to chew on something. I find the hard cheese sticks a better option for his nervousness.
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My 2 yr old bloodhound destroys every toy in minutes, but not this one. My husband and I actually buy toys to see how long they last for fun. Although the croc is NOT indestructible, it lasts a whole lot longer than most. After an hr or so, I took away the only piece he's chewed off which is part of the back leg. Otherwise nothing else is missing off the croc. Our boy has been very occupied with this new toy and we're satisfied with his new distraction!
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Baily Gravunder
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Definitely a tough toy
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This is one of the few toys my Boxer/american bulldog mix hasn’t been able to tear apart. He loves chewing on it and I love that he doesn’t chew on stuff he shouldn’t. I have such an issue with toys being torn apart the day I bring them home. I wish there was a safe way for it to have a squeaker since he loves squeakers but I don’t think that is possible.
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