Marsh Marigold Plug Plants | Caltha palustrisMarsh Marigold Plug Plants Caltha palustris Common names include Mayflower or Kingcup. This bright, cheerful perennial is a native wildflower often found in wet meadows, marshes, and along stream banks. Known for its striking yellow flowers, the marsh marigold thrives in moist, boggy conditions and is an excellent choice for water gardens. Its vivid blooms are a favourite of early spring pollinators, including bees and butterflies. Ideal for cottage

Materials: Steel frame

pollinator health

it is well suited to fertile soils and looks good growing alongside other low-growing native plants such as bird's-foot trefoil

upright stems

particularly in meadows and pastures

✅ Lowest mowing height: 5mm

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attracting a variety of pollinators

agrimony grows best in well-drained grasslands in full sun and can be found on roadsides

and rough hawkbit will create a biodiverse refuge for pollinators and other wildlife

On summer evenings

our general purpose sports pitches grass seed mix produces a resilient and high-performing surface suitable for a wide range of sports and leisure activities