Heliopsis

Several species of Heliopsis, also known as Ox Eye, are native to the dry prairies and open woodlands of North American. Blooms are typically yellow, sunflower-like flowers that sit atop stiff stems. This perennial is a long season bloomer; from summer to fall. Plant in a border, meadow or cutting garden. Heliopsis do not like wet feet; make sure the soil is well-drained and not too wet.

• Sun to Part Sun
• Long lasting cut flower
• Tough, hardy plants
• Divide every few years in the spring or fall
• Plant in fertile, well-drained soil
• Plant size and bloom color is variety specific