Helenium 
Flora Frost Helenium Golden Superior
| Leaf margin | Dentate |
| Flower scent | Unscented |
| Leaf type | Foliage leaf |
| Flower color | Yellow-medium yellow-012A |
| Soil fertility | No poor soils |
| Leaf, general shape | Lanceolate |
| Plant height | 60 - 70 cm |
| Inflorescence | Capitulum (head) |
| Structure (tissues) | Herbaceous |
| Plant, growth type | Erect |
| Leaf colour, pattern | Bicolored |
| Flower color distribution | Bicolored |
| Toxicity (if consumed) | Not or barely |
| Moisture requirements | Moist |
| Soil type | Humus rich |
Helenium Golden Superior, also commonly known as Sneezeweed, is a beautiful flowering plant with several unique characteristics. Its lanceolate foliage leaves have dentate margins, giving them a distinct appearance. The leaves are bicolored, adding to its visual appeal.
In terms of structure, Helenium Golden Superior is an herbaceous plant, meaning it has soft and flexible tissues. It grows erect, reaching a height of about 60 to 70 cm, making it a medium-sized plant that can easily fit into various garden settings.
The inflorescence of Helenium Golden Superior consists of capitulum, forming a characteristic head with several flowers. The flowers of this plant are medium yellow in color, with a touch of brightness (012A). The color distribution of the flowers is bicolored, which further enhances its aesthetic appeal.
One significant advantage of Helenium Golden Superior is its adaptability to moisture requirements. While it thrives in moist conditions, it can also tolerate a variety of soil types, as long as they are not poor in fertility. This makes it a versatile plant that can be grown in different regions with varying soil conditions.
Another notable aspect of Helenium Golden Superior is its non-toxic nature. Although it is always important to exercise caution with any plant, this particular variety is considered safe and poses minimal risk if consumed. However, it is still recommended to keep it out of reach of pets and young children.
For optimal growth, Helenium Golden Superior prefers humus-rich soil, providing the necessary nutrients for its development. This type of soil also helps retain moisture, which is essential for the plant's overall health.
In conclusion, Helenium Golden Superior, or Sneezeweed, is a visually stunning plant with lanceolate foliage, bicolored leaves, and medium yellow flowers. Its adaptability to moisture requirements and various soil types makes it a versatile choice for gardens. Additionally, its non-toxic nature adds to its appeal, making it a safe option for households with pets and children. By providing the right conditions, such as moist and humus-rich soil, gardeners can enjoy the beauty of Helenium Golden Superior in their outdoor spaces.
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