Yellow nonea (Nonea lutea)

Yellow nonea

Also known as: Yellow monkwort

Yellow nonea is a resilient herbaceous plant often characterized by its bright yellow trumpet-shaped flowers framed by lanceolate leaves. This unassuming bloom thrives in sparsely vegetated, often calcareous soils, suggesting an adaptation to less competitive, mineral-rich environments. Its upright stature and the distinct hue of its blossoms make yellow nonea easy to spot among the greens and browns of its typical habitats.

Scientific classification

Species

Yellow nonea (Nonea lutea)

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Annual

Lifespan

Herb

Plant Type

45 cm

Plant Height

30 cm

Spread

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Distribution of Yellow nonea

Distribution Map

Yellow nonea is a plant with a natural range predominantly in Eastern Europe and Southwest Asia. It has been introduced to several other regions across Europe and in parts of Oceania. As yellow nonea adapts to new environments, it is both wild and cultivated, indicating a versatile nature that enables it to thrive beyond its native habitat.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Care Guide for Yellow nonea

Twice per week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Water: Yellow nonea, native to temperate regions, thrives in moderate moisture with some drought tolerance. Water twice weekly to maintain soil moisture, avoiding over-saturation. As an outdoor plant, it benefits from rainwater, enhancing growth by aligning with seasonal rainfall patterns.

Fertilize: Yellow nonea thrives on balanced nutrition with monthly fertilization in spring and summer, switching to quarterly in fall. Use high nitrogen before flowering and half-strength for young plants. Avoid over-fertilization; apply diluted post-irrigation to prevent root burn and enhance growth and blooms.

Pruning: Yellow nonea produces vibrant yellow flowers and sturdy foliage. Prune in early to late spring to enhance growth, focusing on shaping and air circulation. Use clean, sharp tools and avoid heavy cuts. Regular light pruning fosters healthier blooms and mitigates disease risks.

Propagation: Yellow nonea is a resilient perennial ideal for various gardens. Propagate by collecting seeds in late summer and directly sowing them in well-draining soil. Maintain consistent moisture until germination, and protect from extreme weather for optimal growth.

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Common Pests & Diseases

Wounds Leaf yellowing Flower withering Leaf wilting Leaf tip withering Whole leaf withering Flower wilting

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