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Common name: 'Rotgold' or "Sneezeweed"
Latin name:
Helenium hybrid

Rotgold
Zone: 4 - 8
Elevation to:
9000'
Growth habit:
Upright
Max height:
3' - 4'
Spread: 24"
Flowers: Yes, July - August
Flower type: Daisy like
Native to area: Yes, Helenium hoopesii
Available varieties: 3
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured: Helenium 'Rotgold'
Perennial Cultivation: Plant Rotgold Sneezeweed in full sun in fertile well drained soil. Rotgold tolerates drought well. Deadhead to promote new flower growth. 

"Sneezeweed" attracts butterflies. Excellent as a cut flower for fresh floral arrangements. 

Propagation:
Rotgold Sneezeweed seed can be started in a cold frame or greenhouse in early spring, then moved outdoors after danger of frost has passed. For a quicker show of color purchase pre-started Helenium hybrid plants at your local Garden Center. Once established, plants can be divided in spring.

Potential pests ~ diseases:
Rare.

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