Kate, your post didn't list the number of feet. Thansk for the input, everyone. Maybe I will leave it where it is this year to see what it does first. Assuming it is not too hard to move when it is 2 years old. When I googled it I saw a picture in someoneÂs garden where they had harnessed it into being tall and thin with double plant rings. ThatÂs something that could work too in that place in my garden. ItÂs more the spread IÂm concerned about, as my garden is an island bed and there is no more horizontal space. I planted it as a backdrop for some wine-colored daylilies, but whether it will bloom at the same time I have no clue.

Mine droop almost every sunny or hot afternoon....I've had them in morning sun, part shade & full sun...all of them drooped in the heat of the pm. Only on very cool days do they not droop. And, I would say mine are pretty happy, because they have seeded themselves EVERYWHERE. I just potted up some big ones to use on the patio for something big, cheap and easy...they are keeping me busy with the watering! I try to give them a great big watering each morning, or the night before if I'm going to be busy in the morning. As long as I keep them watered, they perk back up in the cooler temps of the evening. They a bit too much work for me, but I'm going to put up with it this year. If I had a moist spot, they would be much happier, but I can't imagine the seeding I'd have THEN.

2. sensitive fern Onoclea sensibilis http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?kempercode=l300

Unfortunately we cannot see the detail of the first white flower. Berteroa incana may be a possibility but without a close up of the flower ..... https://extension.umass.edu/landscape/weeds/berteroa-incana