Helenium 'Kupfersprudel'

Helenium 'Kupfersprudel'
Leaf tip Pointed/acute
Leaf base Fused
Flower type Single
Leaf margin Entire
Flower scent Unscented
Winter hardness Good (USDA-zone 5, 6)
Flower color Yellow-medium yellow orange-017A
Soil fertility No poor soils
Leaf, general shape Obovate (reversed egg-shaped); Elliptic / oval
Flower diameter 6,5 - 7 cm
Inflorescence Capitulum (head)
Leaf size 10 - 15 cm
Leaf, main color Medium green
Leaf colour, pattern Unicolored
Flower color distribution Marginate
Flower, secondary color(s) Red-dark purple red-046A; Brown-dark brown-200A
Toxicity (if consumed) Not or barely
Moisture requirements Moist
Soil type Humus rich

Helenium 'Kupfersprudel', also known as Sneezeweed, is a vibrant and attractive flowering plant that thrives in USDA zones 5 and 6. This hardy perennial boasts several characteristics that make it a popular choice among gardeners.

One notable feature of Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' is its leaves. These leaves have a pointed or acute tip and are fused at the base. They also have an obovate or elliptic shape, resembling a reversed egg or oval. The leaves are medium green in color and can grow to a size of 10-15 cm.

In terms of the flower, Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' produces single-headed capitulum inflorescences. The flowers have a diameter of 6.5-7 cm and come in a beautiful yellow-medium yellow orange color. The flower color is distributed in a marginate pattern, with secondary colors of red-dark purple red and brown-dark brown.

Despite its name, Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' is actually unscented, making it a great choice for those who are sensitive to strong floral fragrances. This also means that it does not attract bees or other pollinators through scent, relying instead on its vibrant color to attract attention.

When it comes to soil fertility, Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' prefers moist, humus-rich soil. It does not do well in poor soils, so it is important to provide nutrient-rich soil for optimal growth and bloom. Additionally, this plant has good winter hardness, meaning it can withstand colder temperatures typically found in USDA zones 5 and 6.

One thing to note is that Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' is not toxic if consumed, although it is not commonly eaten by humans or animals due to its bitter taste.

In conclusion, Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' is a stunning perennial plant that offers a burst of color to any garden. With its vibrant yellow-medium yellow orange flowers and attractive foliage, it adds beauty and visual interest to landscapes. Its hardiness and preference for moist, humus-rich soil make it a reliable and low-maintenance choice for gardeners in USDA zones 5 and 6. Whether planted in borders, beds, or containers, Helenium 'Kupfersprudel' is sure to impress with its striking appearance.

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