Mohave Yellow
CultivarXerochrysum bracteatum 'Mohave Yellow'
Fact sheet
every fact quoted from its sourcefrom Strawflower · “annual in the Gnaphalieae group” — How to Grow and Care for Strawflowers | Gardener's Path
from Strawflower · “Strawflower days to maturity of 60 to 120 days, depending on whether you start from seed or transplant” — Strawflower Days to Maturity: Exact Timeline by Variety for Long-Lasting Blooms | Veggie Sprout
from Strawflower · “full sun, well-drained soil” — How to Grow Strawflowers: Sow + Care + Dry
from Strawflower · “well-draining. With good soil, fertilizer is not needed” — How to Grow and Care for Strawflowers | Gardener's Path
from Strawflower · “USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 10, and annuals in cooler temperate zones” — How to Grow and Care for Strawflowers | Gardener's Path
from Strawflower · “To grow X. bracteatum in your garden, begin with seed or cuttings” — How to Grow and Care for Strawflowers | Gardener's Path
from Strawflower · “after last frost, full sun, well-drained soil” — How to Grow Strawflowers: Sow + Care + Dry
from Strawflower · “cut when buds just begin to open” — How to Grow Strawflowers: Sow + Care + Dry
from Strawflower · “The strawflower can behave as a short-lived perennial in zones 8 to 11, returning reliably for two to three years.”” — How to Grow and Care for Strawflower
Mohave Yellow hasn't been researched on its own yet; these facts are for the species as a whole.
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Where this comes from
- Cultivar, other names and parents: Wikidata (CC0)
- Fact sheet: 4 source pages, read and quoted by the OmniGrow Librarian