Bright, cheerful, and easy to admire, Leopard’s Bane is one of the first flowers to brighten the garden after winter. Its vibrant golden-yellow, daisy-like blooms sit on sturdy stems and create a striking contrast against its rich-green foliage. 

Flowering from early to mid–spring, it brings a splash of color when many other plants are only beginning to grow. Loved for its long-lasting blooms and effortless charm, for borders, woodland garden. It also attracts bees and butterflies, making it a beautiful addition to pollinator-friendly gardens.