Yellow Arnica Montana Seeds - Flower Plant

Yellow Arnica montana is a herbaceous perennial plant recognized for its upright growth and yellow daisy like blooms. It is suited to cool temperate climates and adapts well to open garden beds, borders, and meadow style plantings. The plant prefers well drained soil, moderate moisture, and sunny to partially shaded locations, making it suitable for naturalized landscapes and perennial planting areas.

Features

• Upright herbaceous perennial growth habit

• Produces yellow daisy like seasonal flowers

• Adapted to temperate climates with good sunlight exposure

• Suitable for borders, meadow gardens, and naturalized areas

• Prefers well drained soil with moderate watering

Specifications

• Scientific Name Arnica montana

• Common Name (US) Leopard's Bane

• Seed Type / Variety Yellow flowering type

• Growth Habit Upright herbaceous perennial

• USDA Zones 4 to 8

• Planting Season Spring or early fall

• Growing Season Late spring through summer

• Sowing Season February to April or September to October in temperate regions

• Germination Time And Conditions Approximately 14 to 28 days; cool conditions and light exposure support germination; cold stratification may help

• Sunlight Requirements Full sun to partial shade

• Soil Requirements Well drained, slightly acidic to neutral soil

• Watering Needs Moderate watering with good drainage

• Mature Plant Size About 30 to 60 cm height and 30 to 40 cm spread

• Plant Spacing Around 30 to 40 cm apart