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Orange Sneezeweed (Helenium hoopesii, sometimes Hymenoxys hoopesii), sometimes known as Helen's Flower, is a native wildflower that produces profusions of bright yellow flowers with short, notched ray petals that form a skirt around the central orange cone. Orange Sneezeweed blooms earlier in the season than most sneezeweed varieties and provides a beautiful addition to the garden all summer long! Like other plants in the Sneezeweed family, this plant is adaptable to many different kinds of soils and can handle periods of standing moisture. They are named for their history in the making of snuff, not because of being a problematic allergen. Use in perennial beds and borders, cottage gardens, prairie and meadow plantings, rain gardens, or cut flower beds. Orange Sneezeweed is somewhat tolerant of urban pollution. 

Orange Sneezeweed/Helen’s Flower

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  • Native to Cache County: Yes

    Irrigation Requirement: Moderate (1/2" every 7-10 days)

    Mature Size: 2 - 3' tall and 1 - 2' wide

    Spacing: 18 - 24" apart 

    Bloom Colors: Yellow

    Bloom Season: June - August

    Hardiness Zone: 4 - 8

    Light Requirement: Full Sun, but will tolerate light shade

    Deer Resistant: Yes

    Salt Tolerant: Unknown

    Soils: Tolerates a wide range of soils, including sand, loam, or clay.

  • Plants in the Helenium family are host species to 3 known native pollinators in the Cache Valley area. A wide variety of pollinators visit this plant for its nectar in the summer. 

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