Sunflower Seeds - Mixed

• Seed Count: 25 Seeds
• Maturity Date: Varies by variety
• Plant Height: Varies by variety
• Flower Size: Range from small to very large
• Color Spectrum: Yellow, red, orange, mahogany, bicolor, and more
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained soil
• Sun Requirements: Full sun exposure
• Pollinator Attraction: High, especially for bees, butterflies, and birds

History: Sunflowers have a rich history that dates back thousands of years, with indigenous tribes in North America being among the first to cultivate them. The Sunflowers Mixed seed pack we offer is a result of careful selection and hybridization to bring you a varied range of colors, heights, and flower sizes. This mixed bag takes inspiration from both historical and modern varieties, making it a colorful medley that pays homage to the sunflower's rich legacy.

Uses: This Sunflowers Mixed seed pack is a multipurpose selection perfect for a range of uses. Whether you're looking to create a striking backdrop in your garden, cultivate a lively wildflower meadow, or attract various pollinators, this mix has you covered. Due to their diverse range of colors and sizes, the flowers in this mix make excellent cut flowers. They can either serve as a vibrant focal point in a room when used individually, or contribute to a stunning bouquet when mixed with other flowers. Additionally, many of the varieties in this mix produce seeds that can be harvested for various purposes such as bird feed or even human consumption.

Growth Habit and Planting Instructions: The growth habit for this mix of sunflowers can vary widely, offering you an eclectic garden experience. To plant, sow the seeds 1 inch deep in well-drained soil, spaced 12 to 24 inches apart depending on the expected size of the variety. As the plants grow, you may find it useful to offer some form of support for taller varieties, particularly in windy conditions. Sunflowers generally require full sun and can tolerate some drought conditions. However, for the best results, regular watering is advised. The maturity date will vary by the variety, offering you a season-long display of color and form.