Ligularia przewalskii
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Ligularia przewalskii is a large vigourous herbaceous perennial from Northern China with extremely attractive deeply-cut palmate foliage, dark purple-black stems and tall racemes of yellow flowers from June through to August. It is a bold impressive plant, growing vigourously in the Spring to create a wonderful spreading clump of richly-veined leaves before sending up its dramatic spikes of bright yellow daisy-like flowers.
Afflicted with a difficult looking name, it is pronounced Shavalskii and perhaps not such a stumbler once you know that. It needs a moist humus-rich deeply-dug soil and grows best in a shady spot, often wilting limply in full sun or dry conditions. A shady moist location near water is perfect.
Additional Information
| Order | Asterales |
|---|---|
| Family | Asteraceae |
| Sub-Family | Asteroideae |
| Synonyms | Senecio przewalskii |
| Geographical Origin | Northern China, Mongolia |
| Cultivation | Moist soil and a shady or partially shady location is ideal |
| Eventual Height | Flowering racemes can reach 2m when mature |
| Eventual Spread | Clump forming: 2m |
| Hardiness | Fully hardy herbaceous perennial |
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