False goldeneyes (Heliomeris)

False goldeneyes

False goldeneyes are a small genus containing only a few species that are all native to western North America. They produce characteristic yellow flowers that look like small sunflowers. They are a popular feature of wildflower gardens thanks to their showy flowers which produce multiple flower heads throughout the blooming season.

Scientific classification

Genus

False goldeneyes (Heliomeris)

Family

Daisy

Order

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Deciduous

Leaf type

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Species

Showy goldeneye Longleaf false goldeneye

Care Guide for False goldeneyes

Every week

Water

Water: False goldeneyes prefers sunny, open areas, thriving with moderate moisture. While drought-tolerant, it needs regular watering, ideally once a week. Cultivated outdoors, false goldeneyes requires consistent hydration during its active growth phase to enhance flowering.

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