Golden Club | Orontium Aquaticum

Description

Golden club pond plant is related to the Jack-in-the-Pulpit and calla lily family. It grows best in shallow areas at the water garden edge. The leaves are velvety, dark, bluish green and grow about two to four inches wide and six to 12 inches long. The flowers start out green, and mature to bright yellow. Flowering begins late spring and continues throughout the summer. This a wonderful, unusual bog plant for your water garden. Often hard to find, Performs best in full sun to part shade, but will tolerate shade.

NOT AVAILABLE TO SHIP TO ARIZONA OR CALIFORNIA

Golden Club (Orontium Aquaticum)
Hardiness Zone: 5-11
Light Requirements: Full Sun to Shade
Height: 10" - 15" - Spread: 12"
Water Depth: 3" to 12" deep (Maximum water depth is for mature bog plants)

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Golden Club (Orontium aquaticum) – Unique Yellow Flower Pond Plant

Rare Bog Plant with Velvety Blue-Green Leaves and Bright Yellow Blooms

Golden Club (Orontium aquaticum) is a rare and unusual pond plant known for its velvety, bluish-green foliage and striking yellow flower spikes that emerge from green and mature to bright yellow. Related to the calla lily family, this unique bog plant adds texture and visual interest to pond edges and shallow water areas. Its elongated leaves grow 6 to 12 inches long, creating a lush, natural look, while blooms appear from late spring through summer. Thriving in full sun to shade, Golden Club performs best in shallow water depths of 3 to 12 inches. Hardy in zones 5–11, this hard-to-find plant is an excellent choice for adding something distinctive and elegant to your water garden. Please note: this plant is not available for shipping to certain states due to regulations.