Mix of 15 to 20 sunflower varieties: Ensures a diverse and unexpected garden display
Includes single-headed, poly-headed, Russian, edible, and teddy bear types: Offers a range of plant forms and uses
Attracts pollinators: Supports local wildlife and garden biodiversity
Edible seeds: Allows for both ornamental and edible harvests
Tolerant of various soil types: Provides flexibility for garden placement
(Helianthus anuus) What do you get when you let a whole slew of different sunflowers go unchaperoned in the garden all summer? Every year during market season, we grew 15-20 varieties of sunflowers…gorgeous burgundies, cheery yellows, whites, bi-colors, single headed, poly headed, Russian edible-seeded, teddy bear type… We sat back while