Origin: US Native
Other Common Names: Kingcup
Duration: Perennial
Bloom Time: May
Height: 12” to 24”
Spacing: 12” to 15”
Light: Full Sun to Woodland
Soil Moisture: Wet
USDA Zone: 3a-11
Germination: Difficult, some seeds may take two seasons to sprout. Fall plant or cold stratify for 1 to 3 months for best results.
Seeds Per Oz: 26000
True to its common name, this wildflower is most at home in water gardens or at a pond’s edge were it gets lots of moisture! The yellow blossoms resemble buttercups, and are held above glossy leaves. These glowing yellow beauties are a sure sign of Spring! Though difficult to start from seed, the Master Gardener will find it worthwhile.
