Cup Plant

Cup Plant, stands out in the garden with its distinctive foliage and striking yellow flowers. The leaves of this plant form a cup shape around the square stems, creating natural reservoirs that catch and hold rainwater, providing hydration for birds and insects. From mid-summer to early fall, it produces clusters of large, daisy-like flowers on stems that can reach up to 8 feet tall. This vigorous grower is perfect for back borders, wildlife gardens, and naturalized areas, where its height and flowers make a dramatic impact.

• Deadhead spent blooms to encourage additional flowering and prevent excessive spread through seeding.
• Divide in spring or autumn every few years to maintain vigor and control spread.
• Provide support for tall stems in exposed areas to prevent them from falling over in strong winds.