Trollius Cheddar (Globeflower)

Trollius 'Cheddar' (Cheddar Globeflower) brings a soft, buttery elegance to the late spring garden that's hard to match. Each stem carries semi-double, cup-shaped blooms in a pale creamy yellow, almost the color of a mild white cheddar, hence the name, rising above a lush mound of deeply divided, glossy dark green foliage. It's an understated showstopper: delicate in color, but sturdy and reliable in the garden. A member of the buttercup family, Cheddar Globeflower is prized by gardeners who want something a little different from the usual bright yellow or orange Trollius varieties. Its subtle, refined blooms pair beautifully with blues, purples, and other pastels, making it a natural fit for cottage gardens, pond edges, and moisture-rich borders.  

Unique, soft creamy-yellow blooms unlike typical globeflowers 
Deer and rabbit resistant
Attracts bees and butterflies
Excellent as a cut flower 

Thrives in moist soil and tolerates heavy or clay soil. Deadheading encourages a repeat flush of blooms  

Growing information
Height: 18-24 inches
Bloom time: Late spring to early summer
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Moist, rich soil; tolerates heavy or clay soil, avoid letting it dry out
Hardiness: Perennial, returns year after year  

Trollius 'Cheddar' is happiest in consistently moist conditions, making it an ideal choice for the edge of a pond, a rain garden, or any low-lying spot in the yard where other perennials struggle. Once established, it asks for very little and rewards you with years of dependable blooms.  Bring a quiet, refined pop of color to your garden with Trollius 'Cheddar', a globeflower variety that's as easy to grow as it is beautiful.