Ligularia 'Weihenstephan'
Large clumps with bold palmate leaves give rise to tall sturdy showy spikes smothered in golden-yellow flowers. The substantial size requires ample space. Prefers rich moisture-retentive soil for best performance.
Attractive with large ferns including osmunda and polystichum, as well as filipendulas, hemerocallis, rodgersias, and sanguisorbas. Selected at the renowned Weihenstephaner Gärten in Freising, Germany. The bold foliage and tall flower spikes create dramatic presence in large moist borders.
Growing Conditions
Light: part shade to full sun
Moisture: moist
Soil: rich moisture-retentive
Hardiness zone: 4
Maintenance: moderate
Size & Habit
Height (cm): 180
Spread (cm): 150
Habit: upright clump
Seasonal Interest
Flowering period: June–Aug
Seasonal interest: summer bloom; bold foliage; tall dramatic spikes
Foliage: green
Flower: golden yellow
Ecology & Notes
Wildlife value: pollinators
Deer/Rabbit resistance: moderate
Habitat: large moist borders; with ferns; bog gardens
Features: bold palmate leaves; golden-yellow spikes; large scale; moisture-loving; German selection; dramatic presence
Notes: needs ample space; selected at Weihenstephaner Gärten Germany; moisture-retentive soil essential