False sunflower

Heliopsis is a hardy, profusely flowering perennial that brightens up the garden with yellow flowers throughout the summer until the beginning of autumn. Originally from North America. Its cultivation has a long tradition in Europe, and it often appears in rural "cottage" gardens. It will look just as good in modern arrangements with tall grasses.

Heliopsis is a hardy, profusely flowering perennial that brightens up the garden with yellow flowers throughout the summer until the beginning of autumn. Originally from North America. Its cultivation has a long tradition in Europe, and it often appears in rural "cottage" gardens. It will look just as good in modern arrangements with tall grasses. The Asahi cultivar belongs to the shorter Heliopsis varieties. It has smaller golden-yellow, double flowers. It is suitable for cutting into bouquets, although single flowers last longer. We can extend the vase life by removing side buds that have not colored up.

False sunflower is a hardy, abundantly blooming perennial that brightens up the garden with yellow flowers all summer long until the beginning of autumn. Native to North America. In Europe, its cultivation has a long tradition and it often appears in rural "cottage" gardens. It will look equally good in modern arrangements with tall grasses. A cultivar with unusually colored flowers, stems, and foliage. Green leaves with a touch of brown to bronze, and deep orange flowers with dark burgundy centers.