Southeastern Sneezeweed Full Sun Commonly known as Dutchman's Pipe

Commonly known as Dutchman's Pipe

Don’t let the name fool you — sneezeweed does not refer to the biological reaction one might have to smelling it

dry to medium soil in full sun and will tolerate poor soils

Zone: 8-12

it really stands out as a stunning focal point that’s sure to catch the eye

Southeastern Sneezeweed Full Sun Commonly known as Dutchman's PipeHelenium pinnatifidum Southeastern sneezeweed (Helenium pinnatifidum) is an herbaceous perennial with delightful sunny blooms. Flowers are solitary and comprised of a broad and dense cluster of yellow disk florets surrounded by many bright yellow ray florets. Flowers are 23 inches in diameter. Stems are erect, unbranched, and arise from a basal rosette of leaves. Seeds are borne in brown, hairy achenes. Flowers typically bloom in spring, but may bloom