Grow ligularia in a damp, shaded spot, such as along a shady creek back or along a northern or eastern house foundation. Or at least keep it well watered in dry weather.

Ligularia has had a great time this year, thriving in the consistently damp summer. ... To plant or not to plant ligularia is the question. Sun 9 Sep 2012 at 06:00.

Ligularia is an excellent plant for a shady, wet spot in the garden. However, it is not a plant for dry conditions - it must have water to grow and thrive.

Ligularia 'Osiris Café Noir' looks like it's going to be a marvellous plant, notable for the dulcet purple-black tones of its sensuous foliage. It's a great plant for the shade and, once ...

Ligularia sounds like some kind of pasta or seafood, but no, it's a plant, a perennial flower that has captured my fancy. I should say "flowers," because there are two species of ligularia that cou… ...

This plant is slow to spread and produce new plantlets, so if you're considering covering a large area with ligularia, consider making a tighter planting. Plants can be spaced at 18 to 24 inches ...