A classic award-winner, 'Early Sunrise' covers itself in bright golden-yellow double flowers from late spring through summer. Heat-tolerant and native to North America, this perennial returns reliably year after year with minimal care.
Full sun, under 2 feet tall. A staple for sunny borders, meadow plantings, and pollinator gardens. Deadheading encourages repeat bloom.
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