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Butterfly Flower 'Hello Yellow'

Butterfly Flower 'Hello Yellow'

$10.25
$10.25
Growing Zones: 4-9
Light: Full Sun
Height: 36"
Spacing: 24"
Bloom Color: Yellow
Shipped Pot Size: 3.25”
Availability: Spring 2026
  • NON-GMO
  • Chimical free
  • 100% Guarantee
  • Deer Resistant
  • Aroma
  • Pollinator
  • Cut
  • Butterfly
  • Drought
  • Native

  • Butterfly Weed 'Hello Yellow' for Sale  Plants 

    Asclepias Tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'

    'Hello Yellow' Butterfly Weed (Asclepias) is a standout native perennial for sunny, hot, and dry spots. Its rich golden-yellow blooms glow in the garden for up to three months, and a quick deadheading after the first flush encourages even more flowers.

    Perfect for borders, pollinator gardens, and naturalized meadows, 'Hello Yellow' is both beautiful and beneficial. It’s a vital food source for butterfly larvae and a magnet for adult butterflies, making it one of the best wildflowers you can plant for pollinators.

    Plant in groups for a bold sweep of golden color buzzing with life. After blooming, decorative seed pods form in fall—ideal for dried arrangements and seasonal décor.

  • Growing Tips for ‘Hello Yellow’ Butterfly Weed (Asclepias) 🌼🦋

    Sunlight ☀️

    • Plant in full sun – at least 6–8 hours of direct light each day.
    • More sun = more blooms and more butterflies.

    Soil Needs 🌱

    • Prefers well-drained soil – it does not like wet, soggy spots.
    • Tolerates poor, sandy, or rocky soil just fine.
    • Avoid rich, heavily fertilized soil; it can make plants floppy.

    Watering 💧

    • Water regularly the first season to help roots establish.
    • Once established, it’s drought tolerant and only needs occasional watering.
    • Let the soil dry slightly between waterings.

    Planting Distance 📏

    • Space plants about 12–18 inches apart.
    • For a bold display, plant in groups or drifts.

    Deadheading & Blooms ✂️

    • After the first big flush of flowers, deadhead (clip off spent blooms) to encourage more blooms.
    • Enjoy up to 3 months of color with this simple step.

    Fertilizer & Care 🌿

    • Little to no fertilizer needed – this is a tough native.
    • A light layer of compost in spring is enough if your soil is poor.

    Winter & Perennial Care ❄️

    • This is a hardy perennial – it dies back in winter and returns in spring.
    • In late fall or early spring, cut back old stems to a few inches above the ground.

    Supporting Butterflies 🦋🐛

    • ‘Hello Yellow’ is both a nectar plant and a host plant for butterfly larvae.
    • Expect some leaf chewing from caterpillars – that’s a good sign!
    • Avoid pesticides; they can harm butterflies and other pollinators.

    Container Growing 🪴 (Optional)

    • Can grow in large, deep containers with drainage holes.
    • Use a well-draining potting mix and place in full sun.

    Quick Success Checklist ✅

    • Full sun? ☀️
    • Well-drained soil? 🌱
    • Not overwatering? 💧
    • Deadheading after first bloom? ✂️
    • No pesticides? 🦋

    Follow these tips and ‘Hello Yellow’ will reward you with glowing color and a garden full of butterflies season after season. 🌼🦋

  • How to Use ‘Hello Yellow’ Butterfly Weed in Your Garden 🌼🦋

    Create a Butterfly Haven 🦋

    • Plant near patios, decks, or seating areas so you can watch butterflies up close.
    • Combine with other pollinator favorites like coneflower, bee balm, and black-eyed Susan for a nonstop buffet.

    Brighten Sunny Borders 🌞

    • Use ‘Hello Yellow’ as a sunny accent in the front or middle of a mixed border.
    • Pair with purple, blue, or deep red flowers for a bold color contrast.
    • Mix with ornamental grasses for a soft, natural look.

    Naturalize in Meadows & Wild Areas 🌾

    • Let it naturalize in meadows, along fence lines, or at the edge of woodlands.
    • Great for low-maintenance areas where you want color and wildlife without much work.

    Cut Flowers for Indoors 💐

    • Snip a few stems for fresh arrangements – the golden blooms light up any vase.
    • Combine with daisies, grasses, and other wildflowers for a casual, country-style bouquet.

    Use Seed Pods for Crafts & Décor 🍂

    • In fall, let some flowers turn into decorative seed pods.
    • Use pods in dried arrangements, wreaths, and seasonal centerpieces.
    • Leave a few pods on the plant to self-seed and feed wildlife.

    Support Wildlife & Education 🐛🦋

    • Show kids (and curious adults!) the full butterfly life cycle: eggs, caterpillars, chrysalides, and adults.
    • Use it as a teaching plant about native species, pollinators, and eco-friendly gardening.

    Anchor a Pollinator or Native Plant Bed 🌿

    • Make ‘Hello Yellow’ a feature plant in a pollinator garden or native-plant bed.
    • Surround it with other natives to create a healthy, resilient ecosystem.

    Photo-Ready Garden Moments 📸

    • Plant where you’ll get good light for photos of butterflies and blooms.
    • Perfect for sharing your pollinator-friendly garden on social media.

    Once planted, ‘Hello Yellow’ becomes a hard-working star: it adds color, supports butterflies, and gives you beautiful blooms and seed pods to enjoy indoors and out. 🌼🦋

Description

Butterfly Weed 'Hello Yellow' for Sale  Plants 

Asclepias Tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'

'Hello Yellow' Butterfly Weed (Asclepias) is a standout native perennial for sunny, hot, and dry spots. Its rich golden-yellow blooms glow in the garden for up to three months, and a quick deadheading after the first flush encourages even more flowers.

Perfect for borders, pollinator gardens, and naturalized meadows, 'Hello Yellow' is both beautiful and beneficial. It’s a vital food source for butterfly larvae and a magnet for adult butterflies, making it one of the best wildflowers you can plant for pollinators.

Plant in groups for a bold sweep of golden color buzzing with life. After blooming, decorative seed pods form in fall—ideal for dried arrangements and seasonal décor.

Growing Tips

Growing Tips for ‘Hello Yellow’ Butterfly Weed (Asclepias) 🌼🦋

Sunlight ☀️

  • Plant in full sun – at least 6–8 hours of direct light each day.
  • More sun = more blooms and more butterflies.

Soil Needs 🌱

  • Prefers well-drained soil – it does not like wet, soggy spots.
  • Tolerates poor, sandy, or rocky soil just fine.
  • Avoid rich, heavily fertilized soil; it can make plants floppy.

Watering 💧

  • Water regularly the first season to help roots establish.
  • Once established, it’s drought tolerant and only needs occasional watering.
  • Let the soil dry slightly between waterings.

Planting Distance 📏

  • Space plants about 12–18 inches apart.
  • For a bold display, plant in groups or drifts.

Deadheading & Blooms ✂️

  • After the first big flush of flowers, deadhead (clip off spent blooms) to encourage more blooms.
  • Enjoy up to 3 months of color with this simple step.

Fertilizer & Care 🌿

  • Little to no fertilizer needed – this is a tough native.
  • A light layer of compost in spring is enough if your soil is poor.

Winter & Perennial Care ❄️

  • This is a hardy perennial – it dies back in winter and returns in spring.
  • In late fall or early spring, cut back old stems to a few inches above the ground.

Supporting Butterflies 🦋🐛

  • ‘Hello Yellow’ is both a nectar plant and a host plant for butterfly larvae.
  • Expect some leaf chewing from caterpillars – that’s a good sign!
  • Avoid pesticides; they can harm butterflies and other pollinators.

Container Growing 🪴 (Optional)

  • Can grow in large, deep containers with drainage holes.
  • Use a well-draining potting mix and place in full sun.

Quick Success Checklist ✅

  • Full sun? ☀️
  • Well-drained soil? 🌱
  • Not overwatering? 💧
  • Deadheading after first bloom? ✂️
  • No pesticides? 🦋

Follow these tips and ‘Hello Yellow’ will reward you with glowing color and a garden full of butterflies season after season. 🌼🦋

Use Them!

How to Use ‘Hello Yellow’ Butterfly Weed in Your Garden 🌼🦋

Create a Butterfly Haven 🦋

  • Plant near patios, decks, or seating areas so you can watch butterflies up close.
  • Combine with other pollinator favorites like coneflower, bee balm, and black-eyed Susan for a nonstop buffet.

Brighten Sunny Borders 🌞

  • Use ‘Hello Yellow’ as a sunny accent in the front or middle of a mixed border.
  • Pair with purple, blue, or deep red flowers for a bold color contrast.
  • Mix with ornamental grasses for a soft, natural look.

Naturalize in Meadows & Wild Areas 🌾

  • Let it naturalize in meadows, along fence lines, or at the edge of woodlands.
  • Great for low-maintenance areas where you want color and wildlife without much work.

Cut Flowers for Indoors 💐

  • Snip a few stems for fresh arrangements – the golden blooms light up any vase.
  • Combine with daisies, grasses, and other wildflowers for a casual, country-style bouquet.

Use Seed Pods for Crafts & Décor 🍂

  • In fall, let some flowers turn into decorative seed pods.
  • Use pods in dried arrangements, wreaths, and seasonal centerpieces.
  • Leave a few pods on the plant to self-seed and feed wildlife.

Support Wildlife & Education 🐛🦋

  • Show kids (and curious adults!) the full butterfly life cycle: eggs, caterpillars, chrysalides, and adults.
  • Use it as a teaching plant about native species, pollinators, and eco-friendly gardening.

Anchor a Pollinator or Native Plant Bed 🌿

  • Make ‘Hello Yellow’ a feature plant in a pollinator garden or native-plant bed.
  • Surround it with other natives to create a healthy, resilient ecosystem.

Photo-Ready Garden Moments 📸

  • Plant where you’ll get good light for photos of butterflies and blooms.
  • Perfect for sharing your pollinator-friendly garden on social media.

Once planted, ‘Hello Yellow’ becomes a hard-working star: it adds color, supports butterflies, and gives you beautiful blooms and seed pods to enjoy indoors and out. 🌼🦋

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