| General Description | This cultivar is very vigorous, with strongly bronze-mottled, glossy, deep-green leaves. In spring each stem bears two to 10 sulphur-yellow flowers with a highly visible central ring and deep yellow anthers. |
| Landscape | Naturalization in woodland type setting amongst Hosta, Ferns, Trillium and other woodland type species. |
| Propagation | Divide established clumps after flowering or sow fresh seed in rich, moisture-retentive soil. |
| Habitat | Horticultural origin. |
| Leaf Description | The leaves are basal, elliptic, paired, mid- to dark-green. Some are marbled bronze, silver, brown or maroon, which starts to fade as the season progresses. |
| Flower Description | Flowers are produced from spring to early summer on slender, upright stems. The flowers are pendant, 3-6 cm across in colours ranging from white through yellow, pink and violet to purple. They have six recurved, pointed tepals and prominent stamens. |
