<i>Helenium</i> 'Ruby Thuesday'
<i>Helenium</i> 'Ruby Thuesday'

Helenium 'Ruby Thuesday'

sneezeweed (syn. Helenium Ruby Tuesday)

Widely spaced deep burgundy ray florets, which are often quilled at their outer edge, gradually turn to coppery-red...

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