Ligularia stenocephala 'The Rocket' (lig-yew-LAR-ee-ah sten-oh-SEF-ah-lah) is virtually indestructible if sited in damp shade. In spring, toothed green foliage unfurls to form an attractive mound. Flowering begins in midsummer when stalks packed with little buds rise up to 4 feet tall. Little golden daisies, opening from bottom to top, shoot upward like rockets.
Ligularias like partial shade and deep, fertile, damp soil. Don't let them dry out between waterings.
Divide clumps in spring or after flowering.
Slugs and snails.
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