This is Goldsturm's time to shine. It is in full bloom in the hottest part of the summer. This plant spreads, and it is really easy to transplant. If you're looking for something to bloom its heart out in July, this is the plant for you. The drawback is that it goes completely dormant in the winter, and it is very slow to come back. So, for example, it looks pretty now in the front flowerbed, but in the winter all the soil is bare - not too attractive. I'm going to move some of it to the Star Garden and the Rose Garden this fall so that I have more color in those gardens next July.
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