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קוהוש שחור: Black cohosh / Cohosh bugbane / Black snakeroot MyLinkVault Newest Links
If buttercups are child-like, and bugbanes are adults, the baneberries are the crazy in-laws.
Other plants are also called bugbane and snakeroot; most plants called cohosh belong to the related baneberry genus.
Other common names for this plant are black root, bugbane, rattle root, rattle top, rattle squawroot, snake root and rattle weed.
In good soil and a partly shaded spot we have no handsomer plant in bloom than the tall bugbane (_Cimicifuga racemosa_); from a bunch of thrifty leaves arise a dozen scapes of racemes, creamy white, and six feet high. Scientific American Supplement, No. 299, September 24, 1881

Other common names for this plant are black root, bugbane, rattle root, rattle top, rattle squawroot, snake root and rattle weed.
Wood anemones, epimediums, bugbanes, and toad lilies create intricate tapestries under flowering shrubs and trees.
Throughout the woodlands, color can be found in late-blooming azaleas, lilies, bugbanes, hostas, and hydrangeas.
The black cohosh plant is also referred to as black snakeroot, bugbane, rattleroot, and rattleweed. Undefined
Tall bugbane is a tall wildflower with branched and leafy stems arising from 100-200 cm high.
_Cimicifuga_, meaning to drive away bugs, and the old folk-name of bugbane testify to a degree of offensiveness to other insects, where the flies 'enjoyment begins. Wild Flowers Worth Knowing
A dark bugbane (formally known as Actaea racemosa or Cimicifuga), which grows almost three feet tall, is one of my favorites for its odd-shaped leaves and color. Growing Insecurity