The Golden-yellow Helenium (Helenium hoopesii) is a beekeeping perennial plant that enthusiastically attracts bees and butterflies. The plant reaches a height of 60-70 cm and forms branched shoots covered with numerous golden-yellow flowers measuring 6 cm in diameter, with a distinctive brown center. It blooms abundantly from May to August, providing a wonderful decoration for the garden throughout the summer. Sowing is done directly in the ground from April to June or in the autumn, preferably in moderately moist and well-drained soil. The plant is frost-resistant, ideal for natural plantations, flower beds, and as a cut flower. It combines excellently with other perennials such as conifers and Black-eyed Susans, and is also suitable as a natural garden screen.

Golden-yellow Helenium – features and benefits:

• Large and abundant flowering – from May to August.
• 6 cm diameter flowers in intense golden-yellow color.
• Beekeeping plant that attracts bees and butterflies.
• Frost-resistant, ideal for perennials.
• Suitable for flower beds, natural gardens, and as a cut flower.

Golden-yellow Helenium – sowing and cultivation:

• Direct sowing in the ground: April – June or autumn.
• Blooming: May – August (in the second year of cultivation).
• Spacing: 35 × 70 cm.
• Plant height: 60-70 cm.