Re: Happy combinations-Reply

I have to tell a story on myself, as I believe the plant discussed here is
the one I found growing at the house we moved into about two years ago; it
looked like something meant to flower, but it took so long, and was so
profusely growing that I convinced myself it had to be a weed, and pulled
most of it up; I learnt to my horror that it was a flower, as some of them
survived my precipitous actions, and sure enough, looked like sunflowers of
a bright yellow color;  now needless to say I will leave them alone, and
many of them seem to have returned, lucky me!

  One of my favorites is Heliopsis helianthoides 'Summer Sun'.
>It's a false sunflower, producing golden yellow flowers from late June to
>frost.  The foliage is a dark green and attractive even when not in flower.
>It will withstand some shade.  Grows to 36 inches.  A must have in all
>gardens!  It also goes well with the nepeta (catmint) family.
>
>Ginny
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