False Sunflower Bacio del Sole

Bacio del Sole False Sunflower lives up to its Italian name—“Kiss of the Sun”—with a long-running display of golden-yellow, daisy-like blooms that radiate warmth from summer through fall. The sturdy, upright stems hold the flowers well above the foliage without flopping, making it an excellent cut flower as well as a garden standout. As a Great Lakes native, it offers genuine ecological value, drawing butterflies and birds throughout the season. Deer and rabbit resistant with excellent disease resistance, it requires little care beyond occasional deadheading to extend the bloom season. The foliage transitions to warm copper-bronze in fall, giving the plant a graceful send-off into the cooler months.