Tall Sunflower
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Helianthus annuus
(Seed counts vary.)
Germination: Cover seed completely; 70-75°F; 4-8 days
Sizes: Direct sow for cuts
Approx. finish: ...
Helianthus annuus
(Seed counts vary.)
Germination: Cover seed completely; 70-75°F; 4-8 days
Sizes: Direct sow for cuts
Approx. finish: ...
View Quick Facts Chart
Helianthus annuus
(Seed counts vary.)
Germination: Cover seed completely; 70-75°F; 4-8 days
Sizes: Direct sow for cuts
Approx. finish: Varies, see chart
Harris Seeds offers the largest selection of sunflower varieties suitable for cut flower production and sales. They come in a range of heights, colors and flower forms(including some very unusual and unique forms!); many pollenless types; branching or single-stemmed types; and day-length neutral types.
Growers: With more diversity in the “look” of sunflowers, the need for a clear distinction in your marketing approach to the consumer becomes apparent. Maximize your sunflower sales by selling them with a seasonal flair. Consider grouping your sunflowers using the following seasonal color schemes:
The ‘Spring Look' - Pastel or light shaded petals ranging from white to peach to pastel yellow, all with light colored disks.
The ‘Summer Look’ - Warm brown disks with brightly colored yellow or gold petals.
The ‘Fall Look’ - Color combinations in warm shades of burgundy to maroon, or combinations of golden orange and red, all with very dark brown centers.
Helianthus annuus
(Seed counts vary.)
Germination: Cover seed completely; 70-75°F; 4-8 days
Sizes: Direct sow for cuts
Approx. finish: Varies, see chart
Harris Seeds offers the largest selection of sunflower varieties suitable for cut flower production and sales. They come in a range of heights, colors and flower forms(including some very unusual and unique forms!); many pollenless types; branching or single-stemmed types; and day-length neutral types.
Growers: With more diversity in the “look” of sunflowers, the need for a clear distinction in your marketing approach to the consumer becomes apparent. Maximize your sunflower sales by selling them with a seasonal flair. Consider grouping your sunflowers using the following seasonal color schemes:
The ‘Spring Look' - Pastel or light shaded petals ranging from white to peach to pastel yellow, all with light colored disks.
The ‘Summer Look’ - Warm brown disks with brightly colored yellow or gold petals.
The ‘Fall Look’ - Color combinations in warm shades of burgundy to maroon, or combinations of golden orange and red, all with very dark brown centers.
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