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Hyperion is living proof that sometimes the oldies are goodies deserving to keep their place in the garden. The pale lemon trumpet shaped flowers held high above the foliage at a height of about 3ft. They are very fragrant and start in late June and go on for a long time Looks great with lots of different colours - reds, oranges, pinks, blues. Our favourite composition is with the golden flowers of Helenium El Dorado
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For some reason hybridisers don't seem to be producing
trumpet-shaped blooms like this anymore. 
