Dropwort, meadowsweet, queen-of-the-prairie, queen-of-the-meadow; no matter what you call them, dropworts in the garden are always welcome. For centuries, people learned how to grow dropworts for medicinal purposes. Dropworts in the garden do double duty; first for its clusters of tiny flowers that range from white to deep pink in early to midsummer and second, for its lovely foliage sported by all species of dropwort. The plant likes the sun, but will tolerate some shade and isn’t subject to any pests or diseases except the rare case of powdery mildew and the dreaded Japanese beetle.

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Source: Gardening Know How