Heliopsis helianthoides

Description

Heliopsis helianthoides, or Ox-Eye or False Sunflower, produces bright yellow flowers in early to mid-summer, thriving in moist to heavy soils. The Ox-Eye Sunflower or False Sunflower appears sunflower-like with daisy flowers. The flowers are visited by honey bees, native bees, beneficial wasps, pollinating flies, butterflies, skippers, and beetles. The seeds are enjoyed by songbirds.