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Heleniums

Fall Into Heleniums

A neat and tidy version of the wilder sneezeweed, Mariachi Heleniums sell for their bright colors and heavy coverage in the high heat of August.

MARIACHI FUEGO

Bicolors form rings of color
with a band of orange
interrupting the rings of yellow.

MARIACHI SALSA

Autumn Color

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ANE Fantasy Jasmine 50 76 Trays	GO
PEN Fireworks 72 69 Trays	GO
HEU Electric Plum 72 61 Trays	GO
ANE Dainty Swan 50 56 Trays	GO
SED Autumn Joy 50 49 Trays	GO
SED Autumn Joy 21 48 Trays	GO
PEN Cherry Sparkler 72 45 Trays	GO
SED Matrona 21 40 Trays	GO
AST Purple Dome 72 39 Trays	GO
ANE Dreaming Swan 50 38 Trays	GO
HEU Carnival Peach Parfait 72 38 Trays	GO
HEU Georgia Peach 72 37 Trays	GO
SED Autumn Charm 50 36 Trays	GO
RUD Prairie Glow 72 34 Trays	GO
ANE Whirlwind 50 34 Trays	GO
TRI Samurai 50 33 Trays	GO
SED Autumn Fire 50 32 Trays	GO
ANE Pamina 50 31 Trays	GO
HEU Sweet Tea 72 30 Trays	GO
SED Abbeydore 50 28 Trays	GO

TWO BICOLORS

'Bandera' · 'Fuego'

Bicolors form rings of color with a band of orange interrupting the rings of yellow.

Mariachi

'Bandera'

Spectacular crimson petals are slightly ruffled with delicate gold fringes.

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'Fuego'

Fiery bull’s eye surrounded by golden yellow petals banded with blazing orange.

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THREE SOLIDS

'Salsa' · 'Siesta' · 'Sombrero'

Mariachi

'Salsa'

Red petals have a golden glow—a fun blend and a natural color range for the species.

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'Siesta'

Oxblood cones are surrounded by slightly ruffled, pure red ray petals.

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'Sombrero'

Sunny monochromatic blooms have clear yellow petals surrounding a pure yellow cone.

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DISPLAYS SELF-CLEAN

New flowers push out fading ones and hide spent blooms underneath the color.

CULTURAL DETAILS

Grow in full sun. Excellent resistance to late season powdery mildew. Makes a great cut flower.

Summer Domes in the Mum Style

In beds or containers their habit grows spherically, but the very best form comes from a pinch midsummer. Pinching also delays prime color for about two weeks, putting the display closer to fall.