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Helianthus divaricatus
Woodland Sunflower
Woodland sunflower brings bright yellow blooms to woodland edges and open shade, flowering reliably in mid to late summer. Its upright stems and rough-textured leaves give it a strong presence without overwhelming neighboring plants.
The flowers support a wide range of native bees, including long-horned bees, and are also visited by butterflies. In fall, birds such as goldfinches feed on the developing seeds. This species is especially valuable for adding sunflower diversity to partially shaded landscapes.
photo by Britt Drews
Helianthus divaricatus (Woodland Sunflower)
$20.00Price
Not available but we are working on it!
type: Perennial sun needs: Part sun water needs: Dry-moist soil height: 4-5' plant spacing: 2' distance bloom time: July-September bloom color: yellow salt tolerant. Some salt exposure should not be fatal to the plant but some leaf burning may still occur. Deer resistant (please note that does not mean deer proof). Can be aggressive Can handle roadside conditions
