Petasites japonicus (Japanese Coltsfoot) Natives - Pacific Northwest Monoecious flowers are formed March

Monoecious flowers are formed March and April

Notes:  Broader light variegatian than 'Aureomarginata' Tropical looking

Lace-cap flowers with a ring of sea-blue sterile florets surrounding a center of rich blue fertile flowers

Notes: Anna's hummingbirds stick close for nectar when in flower

Petasites japonicus (Japanese Coltsfoot) Natives - Pacific Northwest Monoecious flowers are formed MarchZone: 6 8 Natural Range: Japan Soil: Moist wet, humus rich Light: Part shade Attributes: Deciduous, 4' 7' tall. Huge round leaves to 4' across. Strange frilly winter blooms that resemble an ornamental cabbage. Notes: This form has huge foliage. Give them plenty of room to grow. They do well with lots of bright light, but shade them from the hottest part of the day. They may wilt in a too hot of a spot but if their roots are kept moist they will bounce