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Trollius Chinensis ‘Golden Queen’
£4.95
Trollius chinensis ‘Golden Queen’ is happy in most places in the garden as long as it’s not too dry, it’s very hardy and will reward you with it’s stunning gold/orange flowers held on sturdy stems in early summer.
Plants are supplied bare root until April. May onwards in a 1.5ltr pot, and will be cut back for dispatch.
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Sun - shade
Soil - Average - moist
Height - 80cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - May - July
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