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Sneezeweed, Helen's Flower, Dogtooth Daisy (Helenium autumnale)

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Helenium autumnale, Sneezeweed, Helen's Flower, Dogtooth Daisy description and care.

type of stem	erect
flower size	middle
fragrant flower	no fragrance
water needs	moderate, high
height of plant (cm)	higher 100 cm
frost resistance	frost resistance
lifetime	perennial
method of cultivation	non seedlings
poisonous plant	not poisonous plant
soil acidity	neutral soil
shelter in winter	shelter is not required
light needs	semi-shade, full sun
cold hardiness zone	3 (-40 to -34°C), 4 (-34 to -29°C), 5 (-29 to -23°C), 6 (-23 to -18°C), 7 (-18 to -12°C), 8 (-12 to -7°C)
timing of flowering	autumn, august, july
flower color	yellow, orange, red
soil type	sandy loam soil, loamy soil
landscape use	hedge, flowerbed, specimen

*Some characteristics are relevant for a temperate climate

Latin name

Helenium autumnale

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