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7 yellow perennial flowers

 Beautiful yellow perennial flowers



In the natural world, there are innumerable flowers, each with its own color and beauty. And yellow is definitely one of the favorite colors of interested gardeners because this color is considered a reflection of hope and energy. So, in today’s article, we are very pleased to introduce you to 7 beautiful yellow perennial flowers that will not only help brighten up any space with the variety they can create, but you will also enjoy growing them once every many years.


If you find plants that add some vibrant yellow to your home or garden or are thinking about the perfect color balance in your landscape, they are great options. Growing them in the garden is a great way to add drama to borders and create amazing flowers that come back year after year. If you are one of those people who is fascinated by yellow plants, keep one for your home or garden.


1 going bananas


Banana is a one-day lily that produces delicate banana-yellow flowers in June and lasts until the end of September. It works best in zones 3 to 9, and it prefers full sun over partial shade.


2 Solar flare


Solar flare produces bright and sunny flowers with red, orange, and yellow depending on the type. The flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds. It grows well in zones 5 to 9 and requires at least 6 hours of direct sunlight to thrive.


3 banana cream



Banana cream looks like a white daisy, but it blooms yellow and slowly turns yellow like butter, then turns creamy white again as it matures. It works best in zones 5 to 9 and requires partial sunlight.


4 Bottle Rocket


The bottle rocket produces small yellow flowers from slender stems in late summer. It will do well in zones 4 to 9 with constant humidity.


5 Choropsis


Coreopsis shows warm yellow flowers on tall green stems. The flowers attract bees and butterflies. They work well in zones 4 to 9 and prefer full sun and dry to medium, well-drained moist soil.


6 lemon meringue



Lemon meringue is a very long-lasting and stunning perennial. Its lemon-yellow flowers are carried by charcoal stalks from the blue-green leaves from late spring to early summer. It prefers to grow in sun and shade in zones 4 to 9.


7 Golden Calla Lily


The Golden Calla Lily produces tuberous trumpet-shaped flowers with golden tones that add a tropical touch to any garden. The area should be full of sun.


8 Graham Thomas Rose


Graham Thomas Rose has distinctive colors with yellow and red petals and is highly fragrant with a prolonged flowering period from spring to frost. It supports summer heat and works best in zones 5 to 10.


9 American Gold Rush



American Gold Rush offers yellow dome-shaped flowers with a contrasting black raised center. It grows well in full or partial sunlight in zones 4 to 9.


10 Sunburst


Sunburst has daisy-like flowers that are bright golden in color. The leaves are light green in spring and green throughout summer. This plant works best in zones 4 to 9.

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