heliopsis

Definitions

noun A genus of plants, of the natural order Compositæ and tribe Helianthoideæ, distinguished by its ligulate fertile rays, hermaphrodite disk-flowers, and chaffy conical receptacle without pappus.

noun any North American shrubby perennial herb of the genus Heliopsis having large yellow daisylike flowers

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The yellow rudbeckia and heliopsis clans are good, but not very dramatic.

Daylily Finale « Fairegarden 2008
"Last year, we had some heliopsis plants that became loaded with aphids," she said.

Sun Journal 2010
There are many good choices out there, but a few that grow well in our area are garden phlox ( '' David '' is a favorite among gardeners), goldenrod, asters, heliopsis, Joe Pye weed, daylilies, Knockout and Meidiland shrub roses, Endless Summer hydrangea and cranesbill geranium.

unknown title 2009
There are many good choices out there, but a few that grow well in our area are garden phlox ( '' David '' is a favorite among gardeners), goldenrod, asters, heliopsis, Joe Pye weed, daylilies, Knockout and Meidiland shrub roses, Endless Summer hydrangea and cranesbill geranium.

unknown title 2009
On the micro level, I still have some flowers: dahlia, boltonia, verbena boniarensis, heliopsis, and plenty of potted annuals.

Gardening While Intoxicated 2008
7. Years ago, I planted some heliopsis – perennial sunflowers – which are spreading and coming up all over my beds; therefore, I am ripping them out and finding new homes for them.

Ten Things Tuesday: Garden Manifesto « The Life and Times of Organic Mama 2008
7 Autumn-flowering perennials such as aster, rudbeckia, helenium and heliopsis can be lifted and divided as they begin to grow away.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010