Giant Marsh Marigold | Caltha Palustris Polypetala
Masses of giant buttercups
Giant Marsh Marigold
- Giant (or Great) Marsh Marigold delivers masses of giant buttercups from March to May. The flowers are up to 5cm across, carried on upright stems
- Pest free, no pruning required
- A strong growing perennial plant with rounded, deep green foliage
- With up to 40 showy stamens in the centre, this variety is highly attractive to bees and butterflies
- An ideal addition to wildflower gardens, pond edges and woodland planting schemes
- Will often produce a second flowering in the autumn
Giant Marsh Marigold
- Giant (or Great) Marsh Marigold delivers masses of giant buttercups from March to May. The flowers are up to 5cm across, carried on upright stems
- Pest free, no pruning required
- A strong growing perennial plant with rounded, deep green foliage
- With up to 40 showy stamens in the centre, this variety is highly attractive to bees and butterflies
- An ideal addition to wildflower gardens, pond edges and woodland planting schemes
- Will often produce a second flowering in the autumn
how to grow
Excellent pest and disease resistance
Untroubled by pests
Keep well watered
Needs a permanently wet soil - do not allow soil to dry out
Full sun to partial shade
Grows best in a sunny spot with some partial shadeMORE
Moist loam soil
Any permanently moist or waterlogged soil - loam is ideal.MORE
Feeding not required
No need to feed - this plant gets all the nutrients it needs from pond water or soil.MORE
No pruning needed
No need to prune - you can trim the foliage after flowering to tidy it up if required.MORE
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