Trollius x cultorum 'Alabaster'

This Globeflower thrives in consistently moist soil. It is an excellent choice for areas with poor drainage or boggy conditions, but it will struggle and likely fail if planted in dry or sandy sites.

Trollius 'Alabaster' blooms in late spring, acting as a bridge between early-season Daffodils and the main flush of June perennials like Peonies and Irises. Its creamy white color provides a cooling contrast to the warmer tones typically found in the genus.

The plant ships as a bare-root crown. You should prepare your planting site immediately upon arrival to ensure the roots stay hydrated and can establish themselves in their new location.

While primarily a late spring bloomer, 'Alabaster' may occasionally produce a repeat flush of flowers in late summer, depending on local climate and growing conditions.

For optimal growth and air circulation, space your plants 12 to 18 inches apart. This allows the dark green foliage to fill in nicely without overcrowding.