When unpacking bare-root perennials like golden sundrops (Heliopsis), the “hairy” portion is the root system. Whether they arrive in pots or as dry tubers in bags, the rule is the same: roots go down.
Follow package instructions for depth. If unspecified, plant so the crown is 2–3 inches below the soil surface.
Visit Direct Gardening for variety-specific details.
With correct orientation, your golden sundrops will establish quickly and bloom for years.
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