Oxeye Sunflower (Heliopsis helianthoides)

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A perennial native sunflower that is often called Oxeye Daisy or but no matter what you call it~ this is one cheery sunflower! 

Oxeye Sunflower has branching stems that bloom 2” golden flowers from late July thru the first frosts sometimes even into early November!

A perennial that spreads by seed False Sunflower  also will appreciate root division in early Spring. 

** Be sure to leave dried flower heads to feed your overwintering bird friends! **

Plant Culture

Sun: Sun to part-shade 

Soil: Sandy loam but happy to try moist sunlit locations. 

Water Use: Low– drought tolerant once established. 

Height: 3-5’

Garden Buddies: Purple Coneflower, Yarrow, Blazing Star, and other prairie dwellers. 

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A perennial native sunflower that is often called Oxeye Daisy or but no matter what you call it~ this is one cheery sunflower! 

Oxeye Sunflower has branching stems that bloom 2” golden flowers from late July thru the first frosts sometimes even into early November!

A perennial that spreads by seed False Sunflower  also will appreciate root division in early Spring. 

** Be sure to leave dried flower heads to feed your overwintering bird friends! **

Plant Culture

Sun: Sun to part-shade 

Soil: Sandy loam but happy to try moist sunlit locations. 

Water Use: Low– drought tolerant once established. 

Height: 3-5’

Garden Buddies: Purple Coneflower, Yarrow, Blazing Star, and other prairie dwellers. 

A perennial native sunflower that is often called Oxeye Daisy or but no matter what you call it~ this is one cheery sunflower! 

Oxeye Sunflower has branching stems that bloom 2” golden flowers from late July thru the first frosts sometimes even into early November!

A perennial that spreads by seed False Sunflower  also will appreciate root division in early Spring. 

** Be sure to leave dried flower heads to feed your overwintering bird friends! **

Plant Culture

Sun: Sun to part-shade 

Soil: Sandy loam but happy to try moist sunlit locations. 

Water Use: Low– drought tolerant once established. 

Height: 3-5’

Garden Buddies: Purple Coneflower, Yarrow, Blazing Star, and other prairie dwellers. 

Native sunflowers are members of the Aster Family but placed in the Helianthus family due to their button-like disks that hold abundant pollen & nectar for pollinators. 

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