YELLOW SEPTEMBER 
Color English noe ae ipti Height Time of 
Name Se fn Description one, is Bloom 
“Yellow” |SMOOTH *Helianthus See page 387. Mid. 
SUN- levigatus Aug. 
FLOWER to Oct. 
“Yellow” MAXI- *Helianthus One of the most desirable Sun-| 2-8 ft. |Early 
S richer |MILIAN’S Maximiliani | flowers, graceful and stately; flowers |Sun Sept 
SUN- very late. Very large single blos- to 
FLOWER soms and willow-like foliage. Excel- Nov. 
lent for cutting. Good among shrubs. 
Prop. by division; divide every 2 
ears. Dry soil, not too heavy. 
estern U. S. A. 
“Yellow” LINEAR- *Helianthus Graceful and decorative plant.| 8-10 ft. |Sept., 
5S richer |LEAVED orgyalis Long spikes of small flowers terminate |Sun early 
SUN- H. gigantéus | unbranched stalks densely sheathed Oct. 
FLOWER var. crinitus | with drooping grass-like foliage. Plant 
among shrubs. Prop by division; 
divide every 2 years. Dry soil, not 
too heavy. S. Western U.S.A. See 
Plate, page 424. 
“Yellow” STIFF **Helidnthus | See page 387. Late 
bet. 5& 6/SUN- rigidus var. Aug., 
FLOWER “Miss Sept 
MISS Mellish” 
MELLISH 
“Orange |PALE- Helianthus See page 300. Mid. 
yellow” LEAVED strumésus July 
6 WOOD SUN- to late 
FLOWER Sept. 
“Yellow”/ WOOLLY Helianthus See page 387 Late 
SUN- tomentésus Aug. 
FLOWER to late 
Sept. 
“Yellow”| JERUSALEM Helianthus Plant often grown as vegetable. | 5-12 ft. |Sept. 
5 richer |ARTICHOKE tuberdsus Numerous flowers 2-3 in. in diameter. |Sun 
Foliage rough. Effective in shrub- 
bery or wild pieces but apt to become a 
bad weed rop. by seed, division or 
cuttings. Loose dry loam. 
“Yellow”/ THROAT- Helianthus See page 300. Mid. 
WORT trachelii- July to 
SUN- fdlius early 
FLOWER Sept. 
“Yellow” |OXEYE, *Helidpsis See page 300. Mid. 
6  |FALSE SUN- |l&vis July to 
FLOWER H. helian- late 
thoides Sept. 
“Yellow” PITCHER’S |*Helidpsis See page 303. ou 
6, centre OXEYE OR évis var. 
FALSE SUN- |Pitcheriana 
FLOWER Hie: 
“Yellow” HOARY *Hibiscus See page 388. Aug., 
1 MARSH OR |incanus Sept. 
ROSE 
MALLOW 
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