Bright yellow petal-like sepals with fancy pom-pom centers, the Marsh Marigold (Caltha palustris) has fantastically bold flowers that look like large Buttercups!

Handsome heart-shaped leaves with unique scallops and strong, hollow, branching stems. These native plants are natural inhabitants of marshy, wet sites and love moist soil.

A 12-18" tall perennial also known as Cowslip, these mounding herbaceous perennials attract loads of hummingbirds and butterflies!

How to Use Marsh Marigold In The Landscape

Rain gardens, pond and stream-side locations are perfect for these sunny blooms. Plant in moisture-controlled containers and water gardens for brilliant color.

That tough area where the gutters drain or that part shade perennial bed the HVAC system drains into, will suit Marsh Marigolds perfectly!

Blooming early spring, Marsh Marigold brightens wet meadows and naturalized woodlands.

#ProPlantTips For Care

Loving full sun and partial shade, Marsh Marigolds are not particular as long as their site is protected from drying out.

Organically rich, humus soil must be well-drained for best results. Although they tolerate occasionally muddy and boggy locations easily.

Cold hardy in growing zones 3-7, these members of the Buttercup family are natives of North America.

Sunny blooms and bold color on a hardy native wetland plant, you'll love the dainty Marsh Marigold! Order yours from Nature Hills today!