Petasites frigidus var. palmatus 'Golden Palms'
Asteraceae
ORIGIN: Pacific Northwest
USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONE: 5-8
SOIL: Moist - Damp.
EXPOSURE: Part Sun- Shade.
GENERAL HABIT: Herbaceous perennial emerging from
fleshy, spreading rhizomes. This species can grow 24-30”
high and can spread several meters.
FOLIAGE & STEM: Palmately lobed, peltate foliage atop
succulent, hollow stems. Leaves can reach 24" in width.
FLOWER: Emerges before foliage in late winter/early
spring. 10-20 cm tall.
COMMENTS:
A selection of the PNW native Coltsfoot discovered by
plantsman, Chuck Pavlich. Has the best and brightest gold
color in full sun, but requires constant moisture.
Asteraceae
ORIGIN: Pacific Northwest
USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONE: 5-8
SOIL: Moist - Damp.
EXPOSURE: Part Sun- Shade.
GENERAL HABIT: Herbaceous perennial emerging from
fleshy, spreading rhizomes. This species can grow 24-30”
high and can spread several meters.
FOLIAGE & STEM: Palmately lobed, peltate foliage atop
succulent, hollow stems. Leaves can reach 24" in width.
FLOWER: Emerges before foliage in late winter/early
spring. 10-20 cm tall.
COMMENTS:
A selection of the PNW native Coltsfoot discovered by
plantsman, Chuck Pavlich. Has the best and brightest gold
color in full sun, but requires constant moisture.
P. 'Golden Palms' with Acanthus 'Hollard's Gold (top) and the
blue flowers of Geranium 'Bill Wallis'
blue flowers of Geranium 'Bill Wallis'
Inflorescences in March