Sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale)
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- Cup-Plant
Leaves of cup-plant join around the stem, forming a distinctive 'cup.'
- Large-Flowered Leafcup
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge. Leafcup leaves resemble maple leaves; sneezeweed leaves are elongate.
- Pale-Leaved Sunflower
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge.
- Prairie Coneflower
Rays of sneezeweed are broader, with a scalloped edge.
- Small Wood Sunflower
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge. Leaves of small wood sunflower grow in pairs; sneezeweed leaves are single.
- Tall Coneflower
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge. Tall coneflower leaves are lobed; sneezeweed leaves are elongate.
- Tall Coreopsis
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge. Tall coreopsis has a brown eye; sneezeweed has a yellow center.
- Thin-Leaved Sunflower
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge.
- Whorled Rosinweed
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge. Leaves of whorled rosinweed occur in a whorl of three, while leaves of sneezeweed grow singly.
- Wingstem
Sneezeweed petals have a distinctive scalloped edge.
- Woodland Sunflower
Sneezeweed has a relatively unusually shaped petal, roughly triangular with a scalloped outer edge.
