Tiny Dancer Sneezeweed Common Name: Tiny Dancer Sneezeweed Botanical Name: Helenium formosum ‘Tiny Dancer’ Tiny Dancer Sneezeweed Plant family: Asteraceae Location: North Forest Trail Growing zone: 4-10 Height: 18″-36″ Spread: 12″-18″ Bloom time: August, September, October Bloom description: Bright yellow flowers with downturned petals emerging from the base of the flower inspire visions of dozens of tiny ballerinas twirling in the wind. Leaf type: Soft and dark green leaves are thin and long, mostly clustered at the base of the plant with a few that creep up the flower stalks. Garden uses: Beautiful blooming perennial is hardy and heat tolerant. Makes a delightful cut flower that can be easily arranged and brings a pop of color to any kitchen table. Wildlife benefits: Attracts butterflies while also repelling rabbits and holding a mild deer resistance.
