Helianthus x multiflorus 'Meteor'

Conservation Plant - HPS Number P198

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Introduced: 2002
By: Devon Group

Date added to the website: 9th Jun 2023
Date updated on the website: 7th Nov 2023

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ID: P198
Introduced: 2002
By: Devon Group
Reason: An old variety, found by nurseryman George Arends from Ronsdorf-Wuppertal, as a sport on H. ‘Soleil d’Or’ in about 1894-5 which he named ‘Meteor’
Verified by: Rolf Offenthal HPS Journal Spring 1999
Description: Hardy herbaceous clump-forming perennial.
Dimensions: 100cm-200cm x 50cm-100cm
Flowers: Very floriferous. 8-10cm diameter sunshine yellow daisy-like flowers with anemone centres. Sometimes petals have notched edges, but this is not consistent and flowers on the same plant can vary.
Foliage: Mid-green serrated leaves.
Soil: Any moisture-retentive soil.
Aspect: Full sun or part-shade
Pests: Slugs and snails may be a problem as new foliage emerges in spring. Mildew may a problem if the plant gets too dry, particularly towards the end of the flowering period.
Cultivation: Completely hardy and clumps are initially vigorous, but regular division every 2-3 years and re-planting is recommended otherwise the clump may fade away. Dead-head to prevent seeding as resulting plants may not be the same as the parent.
Propagation: Division of established clumps. Basal or rooted stem cuttings can be taken in spring, and will root outdoors.

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Helianthus x multiflorus 'Meteor'

Conservation Plant - HPS Number P198

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