Dwarf Yellow Heliconia (Golden Torch)
This Dwarf Heliconia variety is a sprawling plant that produces beautiful golden yellow flowers. It can get up to 6ft tall but stays relatively low compared to other Heliconia varieties.
Heliconia plants play a crucial role in established food forests as they prefer to grow in shaded conditions. They produce an impressive amount of biomass and are easy to manage. Their juicy leaves decompose relatively quickly and add lots of moisture to the soil, thus also making Heliconias great fire barrier plants.
NOTE: This Heliconia variety tends to spread and sprawl more compared to other “clumping” type Heliconias. Avoid planting near fences/property lines as they may start growing in unwanted areas.
This Dwarf Heliconia variety is a sprawling plant that produces beautiful golden yellow flowers. It can get up to 6ft tall but stays relatively low compared to other Heliconia varieties.
Heliconia plants play a crucial role in established food forests as they prefer to grow in shaded conditions. They produce an impressive amount of biomass and are easy to manage. Their juicy leaves decompose relatively quickly and add lots of moisture to the soil, thus also making Heliconias great fire barrier plants.
NOTE: This Heliconia variety tends to spread and sprawl more compared to other “clumping” type Heliconias. Avoid planting near fences/property lines as they may start growing in unwanted areas.
This Dwarf Heliconia variety is a sprawling plant that produces beautiful golden yellow flowers. It can get up to 6ft tall but stays relatively low compared to other Heliconia varieties.
Heliconia plants play a crucial role in established food forests as they prefer to grow in shaded conditions. They produce an impressive amount of biomass and are easy to manage. Their juicy leaves decompose relatively quickly and add lots of moisture to the soil, thus also making Heliconias great fire barrier plants.
NOTE: This Heliconia variety tends to spread and sprawl more compared to other “clumping” type Heliconias. Avoid planting near fences/property lines as they may start growing in unwanted areas.