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Large Giant Marsh Marigold Caltha palustris 'Polypetala' - 3L Pot

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Large Giant Marsh Marigold Caltha palustris ‘Polypetala’ – 3L Pot

Original price was: $21.99.Current price is: $15.39.

SKU: PL1069 Categories: All Pond Plants, Pond Plants

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**Marsh Marigold Caltha Palustris – 1L Pot**

Caltha Palustris is one of the favourite pond plants among the British gardeners. It has a wealth of pretty yellow flowers, similar to buttercups, situated on large, loose clumps of kidney or heart-shaped leaves. Its fleshy foliage, varying from bright to dark green with sturdy stalks, contrasts with the waxy flowers which form green follicles and contain the seeds. The flowers comprise of up to 9 petals which measure at approximately 5cm across. Caltha Palustris is suitable for planting along ditches or ponds with other moisture-loving plants.

Characteristics:

Foliage Colour: dark green
Flower Colour: bright yellow
Approx. Growth Height: up to 60cm
Max. spread: 50cm
Planting Time: spring
Flowering Time: spring, autumn
Uses: zone 1 & 2 of a pond, bog gardens, ground covers
Attracts: bees, bumblebees and small flies
Edible Parts: flowers, leaves, roots
Exposure: exposed, sheltered
Origin: native
Hardiness: hardy
Rate of Growth: average
Suitable for medium and large ponds

Features

The Royal Horticultural Society has given Caltha Palustris the prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM). The Award of Garden Merit, or AGM, is an award made to garden plants by the British Royal Horticultural Society after a period of assessment by the appropriate committees of the Society. Awards are made annually after plant trials (which may last for one or more years, depending on the type of plant being trialled) at RHS Garden, Wisley and other RHS gardens, or after observation of plants in specialist collections. This is intended to judge the plants’ performance for conditions in the UK.