Green Gold Bupleurum | Fall Planted Plugs
Bupleurum Plug Trays – Green Gold Collection
Bupleurum rotundifolium
Add a breath of wild meadow magic to your bouquets with Green Gold Bupleurum, a beloved filler known for its airy stems, chartreuse bracts, and unmistakable glow. This hardy annual reaches 24–36 inches tall, producing clusters of yellow-green blooms atop slender, wiry stems that dance in the breeze and soften any arrangement.
Whether fresh or dried, Bupleurum brings movement, texture, and a luminous contrast to saturated florals. It’s a florist’s secret weapon—and a grower’s dream.
Why You’ll Love It:
Excellent cut flower—long stems, 7–10 day vase life
Dried flower favorite—retains color and form beautifully
Cold-tolerant—thrives in spring and fall plantings
Pollinator-friendly—attracts bees and beneficial insects
Low-maintenance—adapts to most soils and conditions
Best For:
Bouquet fillers, dried flower bundles, or naturalistic plantings. Pairs beautifully with orlaya, snapdragons, and foxglove.
Caution: Bupleurum dislikes root disturbance—transplant gently. Do not pinch. All parts are mildly toxic if ingested.
Bupleurum Plug Trays – Green Gold Collection
Bupleurum rotundifolium
Add a breath of wild meadow magic to your bouquets with Green Gold Bupleurum, a beloved filler known for its airy stems, chartreuse bracts, and unmistakable glow. This hardy annual reaches 24–36 inches tall, producing clusters of yellow-green blooms atop slender, wiry stems that dance in the breeze and soften any arrangement.
Whether fresh or dried, Bupleurum brings movement, texture, and a luminous contrast to saturated florals. It’s a florist’s secret weapon—and a grower’s dream.
Why You’ll Love It:
Excellent cut flower—long stems, 7–10 day vase life
Dried flower favorite—retains color and form beautifully
Cold-tolerant—thrives in spring and fall plantings
Pollinator-friendly—attracts bees and beneficial insects
Low-maintenance—adapts to most soils and conditions
Best For:
Bouquet fillers, dried flower bundles, or naturalistic plantings. Pairs beautifully with orlaya, snapdragons, and foxglove.
Caution: Bupleurum dislikes root disturbance—transplant gently. Do not pinch. All parts are mildly toxic if ingested.