Caltha palustris

 
marsh marigold - Caltha palustris 11MA22

characteristics

You have to be quick to catch this delightful plant in bloom. It comes up early in the season, often before other forbs have emerged and, hence, gets pollinated right away.

554,000 seeds/pound; starts from seed (sow before ripe), cuttings

T SSN H W sun soil H2O fire N2 pH summer fall flower (seed)
P C 0.6 0.4 S/PS F-M MW-W ••• - 4.9-6.8 green - yellow

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common > name = have on site
T = type: A = annual | B = biennial | P = perennial | SS = subshrub | D = deciduous | C = coniferous
██ = cold stratify | ██ = cold stratify & scarify | ██ = plant directly | ██ = scarify | ██ = not from seed
SSN = season: C = cool | W = warm | Y = late
H = height (in metres) | W = width (in metres) | B = bunch | S = sod | SB = sod/bunch
sun: S = full sun | S/PS = sun or partial shade | PS = partial shade | SH = full shade
soil: F = fine | M = medium | C = coarse
H2O = moisture requirement: D = dry | M = moist | W = wet | Z = aquatic
fire = fire tolerance: - = unknown | X = none | = some | •• = moderate | ••• = high tolerance
N2 = nitrogen fixing: = yes
summer = foliage colour | fall = foliage (stem) colour | flower (seed) = flower (seed / fruit) colour, if conspicuous
pH = acidity - alkalinity