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- Packet of about 100 premium mammoth grey stripe sunflower seeds for planting in your flower garden.
- innovation: Seed packets made with recyclable material, ensuring seeds stay dry and safe during storage and shipping.
- Will grow giant tall sunflowers of eight to twelve feet tall.
- Growing wildflowers will help attract pollinators like butterflies, birds and bees.
- Wildflowers and sunflowers are excellent choices for pollinators!
- They provide vital nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, and other insects.
- Planting a variety of wildflowers can support a healthy ecosystem.
- Sunflowers are not only beautiful but also attract a wide range of pollinators.
- Consider creating a pollinator-friendly garden to support local wildlife.
- This packet of sunflower seeds to plant will go great in your flower garden.
- Sunflowers are a charming variety that can brighten up any garden space with their golden yellow blooms and dark centers.
- They require full sun exposure and well-drained soil to flourish.
- Plant seeds in late spring or early summer, after the last frost, and enjoy continuous blooms.
- Sunflowers are known for being easy to grow and are perfect for beginners.
- They thrive in locations with full sun and prefer well-drained soil.
- With their hardy nature, they can grow in a variety of soil types, even poor soil.
- Sunflowers are drought-tolerant once established, reducing the need for frequent watering.
- They can be directly sown into the ground in spring after the last frost.
- Sunflowers attract pollinators like bees and birds, which can help the rest of your garden!
- For continuous blooms, consider planting seeds in intervals throughout the spring and summer.
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This Item  RAW EARTH COLORS PLANT. GROW. LOVE. Sunflower Seeds for Planting to Plant Mammoth Sunflower Seeds Packet of About 100 Flower Seeds (Asteraceae Asterales Helianthus giganteus) ! |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | Amazing Gifts Direct LLC | Sereniseed | Hatchmatic Store | Uplant Garden Seeds | Great Basin Supply |
| type | Flower | Sunflower | Flower | sunflower,sunflower seeds | Flower |
| number of pieces | 100 | 50 | 1 | — | 50 |
| sunlight exposure | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun |
| blooming period | Spring | — | Spring to Fall | autumn,summer | Summer to Fall |
| planting period | Spring | — | Summer | — | Spring to Summer |
| expected height | 65 centimeters | — | 45 centimeters | — | — |
| moisture needs | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Regular Watering |
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Great results two years in a row :)
I bought these last season and out of a hundred, probably 96 germinated. I didn’t get any deformed seeds and the majority grew sunflowers five feet or taller. I am purchasing these for a second year in a row. I can’t wait to get the same results this year. Pictures included are of last year’s seeds. (Update: I’ve now included pics of this year too and WOW!! Even better this year.)My tips:-the sooner they get into the ground and the more room they have, the bigger they’ll get. Mine this year are easily more than 10 feet tall and haven’t even bloomed yet. I started them in small pots and transplanted to the ground when about 5 inches tall, about 8-10 inches apart.-consistent watering is important because these aren’t drought tolerant plants-these really benefit from the use of an all-purpose plant fertilizer once or twice before they bloom. I use miracle gro all purpose plant fertilizer.-honeybees, ladybugs, butterflies and hummingbirds love these, so I plant them with my fruit/vegetable garden to attract pollinators.-if you get a sunflower head large enough, you can chop it off after it’s done blooming and collect the seeds from it to use for next year. I gave a head to my mom from last year and she now has the same great sunflowers I do from the seeds she removed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2022
these took a while to bloom I did use a quality soil and fertilizer I planted both in ground and in pots they bloomed around the same time about 4 months but it was so worth it they are huge and absolutely beautiful I will be purchasing again
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022
Planted these a little late (Mid-June) in Wisconsin. Loved watching them grow! Bloomed in September. Tallest was 11 feet. The seeds were great! Highly recommend staking them as they get taller, the wind took mine down - but they all bloomed even the ones where the stems split when they fell over (I stood most back up with stakes, but some I thought were bad - I didn’t). I’m going to try again next summer and be proactive with tall stakes.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2021
I bought these last season and out of a hundred, probably 96 germinated. I didn’t get any deformed seeds and the majority grew sunflowers five feet or taller. I am purchasing these for a second year in a row. I can’t wait to get the same results this year. Pictures included are of last year’s seeds. (Update: I’ve now included pics of this year too and WOW!! Even better this year.)
My tips:
-the sooner they get into the ground and the more room they have, the bigger they’ll get. Mine this year are easily more than 10 feet tall and haven’t even bloomed yet. I started them in small pots and transplanted to the ground when about 5 inches tall, about 8-10 inches apart.
-consistent watering is important because these aren’t drought tolerant plants
-these really benefit from the use of an all-purpose plant fertilizer once or twice before they bloom. I use miracle gro all purpose plant fertilizer.
-honeybees, ladybugs, butterflies and hummingbirds love these, so I plant them with my fruit/vegetable garden to attract pollinators.
-if you get a sunflower head large enough, you can chop it off after it’s done blooming and collect the seeds from it to use for next year. I gave a head to my mom from last year and she now has the same great sunflowers I do from the seeds she removed.
My tips:
-the sooner they get into the ground and the more room they have, the bigger they’ll get. Mine this year are easily more than 10 feet tall and haven’t even bloomed yet. I started them in small pots and transplanted to the ground when about 5 inches tall, about 8-10 inches apart.
-consistent watering is important because these aren’t drought tolerant plants
-these really benefit from the use of an all-purpose plant fertilizer once or twice before they bloom. I use miracle gro all purpose plant fertilizer.
-honeybees, ladybugs, butterflies and hummingbirds love these, so I plant them with my fruit/vegetable garden to attract pollinators.
-if you get a sunflower head large enough, you can chop it off after it’s done blooming and collect the seeds from it to use for next year. I gave a head to my mom from last year and she now has the same great sunflowers I do from the seeds she removed.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023
