A tall, impactful perennial with striking flowers and large leaves, forming a large mound that should be given decent room to grow.
- Tall spires of bright yellow flowers are produced on strong, upright black stems from late June to September.
- Large, round, serrated deep green leaves form a dense upright mound, and creates a nice contrast against its bright flowers.
- Most suitable semi-shaded positions and thrives in boggy damp soils. It can tolerate some full sun provided the soil does not dry out. Perfect for pond margins and areas with heavy, wet soils.
- Flowers will attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
