Common Name(s): Globe Flower Botanical Name: Trollius x cultorum Cultivar: New Moon Type: Perennial Hardiness: USDA zones 3 to 7 Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade Water Requirements: Average Bloom Color(s): Creamy yellow Bloom Period: April to June Height: 18 to 24 inches (in bloom) Spacing: 18 to 24 inches Features: Showy blooms, Good cut flower Precautions: None known Description: The 'New Moon' Trollius features larger buttery yellow blooms on vigorous plants. Solitary, cup-shaped blooms are supported by straight, upright stems that are excellent for cut flower arrangements. Plants form an attractive mound of dark green 5-lobed basal and stem leave. Plants bloom the second season when grown from seed. Uses/Culture: Grouped or massed in beds and borders, cottage and cutting gardens. Use in full sun with evenly moist, but well-draining soil. Performs best with a cool root system; well suited for use along pond margins. Trollius performs poorly when subjected to either heat or drought; mulch to retain moisture and keep soil cool. Germination requirements: Germination occurs under cool, moist conditions following a 4-6 week period of cold stratification. Sow from late summer to early fall for germination in the spring.

• 20 seeds

20 seeds