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Wildflowers - Wild Sunflower
Always a favorite, the sunflower never ceases to amaze with its impressive height and head-turning habit. In addition, the tasty seeds are sure to attract many types of birds. If you wish to save the seeds for yourself, be sure to cover with a protective covering, such as cheesecloth. Easy to grow, just make sure that sunflowers get plenty of sun. Involve children in this growing project and make lots of good memories!
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Early Sunflower Seeds
Heliopsis helianthoides
This native sunflower is a showy perennial and comes back year after year. Enjoy the sunshine all summer long with these bright yellow wildflowers, which also can be used for long-lasting floral arrangements.Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $7.65 / Oz -
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Maximilian's Sunflower Seeds
Helianthus maximiliani
This native sunflower is relatively tall, showy, and reliable, making it a desired species in many tallgrass prairie restoration projects. It also attracts many pollinators and songbirds, so it is an excellent choice for lovers of winged guests.Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $8.70 / Oz -
Sawtooth Sunflower Seeds
Helianthus grosseserratus
Pretty reddish stems and serrated leaves set this native sunflower apart. The flower heads on this perennial are much smaller than domesticated sunflower varieties, but they still produce a crop of sunflower seeds that are quickly consumed by resident songbirds.Quick ViewxSawtooth Sunflower Seeds
Helianthus grosseserratus
Pretty reddish stems and serrated leaves set this native sunflower apart. The flower heads on this perennial are much smaller than domesticated sunflower varieties, but they still produce a crop of sunflower seeds that are quickly consumed by resident songbirds.
$3.48 Pkt - $26.00 / Oz
Always a favorite, the sunflower never ceases to amaze with its impressive height and head-turning habit. In addition, the tasty seeds are sure to attract many types of birds. If you wish to save the seeds for yourself, be sure to cover with a protective covering, such as cheesecloth. Easy to grow, just make sure that sunflowers get plenty of sun. Involve children in this growing project and make lots of good memories!