Oxeye Sunflower (Heliopsis helianthoides)

Type:
Herbaceous Perennial

Light needs:
Full sun

Water needs:
Dry - medium

Height:
3-6’

Spacing:
3-6’

Bloom Time:
Middle-late summer

Bloom Color:
Yellow

Ecological Benefits:

Food source for birds in the fall. Attracts native bees.

Description:

Naturally occurs in moist and dry woodlands, prairies and fields. Oxeye sunflower could be used in pocket prairies, cut flower gardens, and pollinator gardens. Does well in most soil conditions but will tolerate drought and dry conditions. Seeds are attractive to birds.

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