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Sunflowers accent any summer lawn or garden, and provide a monument to the warmth… More
Sunflowers are one of the most enjoyable sights of summer, loved by gardeners, passersby… More
The sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) is known for the heights to which it can… More
...ethod to track down the total time required for a sunflower to develop in… More
A single sunflower is capable of producing hundreds of little seeds which are in… More
A sunny addition to the garden, the sunflower also bears seeds that make a… More
sunflowers seeds come from full-grown sunflowers. The sunflower can grow to be more than… More
Growing sunflowers is like growing a snack factory in your own backyard. That's one… More
Sunflower seeds are a tasty treat whether you eat them plain or add them… More
Sunflowers offer much in the garden. Their bright, yellow heads add vivid color to… More
Protein-rich sunflower seeds make healthy, irresistible snacks. To harvest the seeds from your own… More
...ste made of sesame seeds. Create this recipe with sunflower… More
...he only nut you can make into a spreadable treat. Sunflower seeds can also… More
Sunflower seeds are available with or without shells, roasted or raw, salted or unsalted,… More
Sunflowers provide bright color to your garden throughout summer. Once they begin to fade,… More
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Recipe for Sesame-Sunflower Muffins. More
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When growing sunflowers, take the seeds and place them in a wet napkin and put… More
Sunflowers should be cut in the early morning or in the late evening after the… More
Sunflower's should be placed in a hot spot to receive sunlight and occasional shade. Grow… More
Sunflowers should be planted in April and September when the temperature doesn't drop to freezing… More
Take care of sunflowers by placing them in a hot and sunny area that doesn't… More
When planting sunflowers, place them in a a hot and sunny location and spread them… More
The common sunflower, or helianthus annuus, is a plant that can get blooms in the… More
To process sunflower seeds, pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees, spread the fresh sunflower seeds… More
Roast sunflower seeds by shucking them from the shells, spreading the seeds evenly on a… More
Sunflowers should be picked right after the bloom has blossomed, and the stalk should be… More
The trick to growing and harvesting sunflowers is to start them by seed in the… More
sunflower seeds are easy to grow, and the time to harvest sunflower seeds is when… More
Mexican sunflowers, or tithonia rotundifolia, are plants that like warm and tropical climates that are… More
When growing sunflower seeds, make sure the variety of sunflower is the edible kind, as… More
Sunflowers are difficult to grow indoors, as they thrive in the natural sun, but they… More
Sunflowers are easy plants to grow whether they're started from seeds or placed in a… More
Harvest sunflowers for freshly cut flowers once the petals have arched up. For sunflower seeds,… More
When growing sunflowers in pots, put them 1 to 2 inches deep into the pot,… More
The easiest way to start sunflower seeds in in the spring by putting them in… More
Making a sunflower arrangement is done by cutting the sunflowers to different heights, using a… More
Hi all - in zone 5 and last year I bought Bressingham Doubloon & Loraine Sunshine heliopsis and so far they are not out of the ground. I was wondering if anyone knew if these appear later in my zone? They are in mid day shade from a fence and… More
Even though these tend to lay over and loll around, aren't they pretty? I got the seeds from Park several years ago, but can't remember the botanical name (sue me), probably some kind of helianthus. They come back from the root and bloom all along the whole stem. I love… More
help! it's very windy out and one of my poor sunflowers got bent right over and there's a big split in the stem! is there anything i can do to save it? didn't know what to do so wrapped some surgical tape tightly around it (!) - i'm probably nuts.… More
I know that sunflowers may not be considered perennuals, although mine did reseed from last year, but if I take the seeds out of the heads and let them dry out some and replant them next year, can I expect that I would get more sunflowers from them next year.… More
i have a rogue! turns out that one of the sunflowers i planted this year is a 'multi-header' - woohoo! i know it isn't a 'bird bonus' because i transplanted it to the front garden from a pot in the back about 6 weeks ago. he's about 4ft right now… More
I bought this plant on impulse to put in a yellow pot I had, thought it would be cute... and it was! all the label said was to put it in a pot that drains well, so I did, and then it said that it wanted "full sun" so I… More
:0 Can I plant sunflower seeds in August for a November blooming? More
... the morning. I get a songbird mix (millet, black sunflower, peanuts mostly) and I… More
I went to a sunflower maze today and I was able to pick a sunflower to bring home. Is there any way to plant it now that it's been cut?? TIA More
I'm after some advice about sunflowers :-) A friend told me that once my flower head is "drooping" then i have to cut it off and allow it to dry out so that l can then pick the seeds off - is this true? This is my first time at… More
I got the best sunflowers I've ever grown this year... Every one of them is nine to ten feet tall... The birds are going to love this... Problem is, so will the squirrels, but that's okay... They have to eat too... You can see from the size of my lawn… More
Here's my mystery yellow sunflower type plant. It grew to over 8 feet tall before TS Hannah knocked it over. It's still blooming like crazy though! Anybody know what it is? More
... up, so someone (bored child?) cut off my tallest sunflower head before it was even ready to bloom! I… More
Hi, I'm looking for sunflower seeds to grow in containers. I have madagascar periwinkle, adenium and false roselle. I hope you don't mind posting to Indonesia. Thx Cheerz, Ka More
I have some huge sunflower heads full of seeds, but I don't know how to get to them easily. How do I get the shells off of them easily? Last year I tried "threshing" them but that didn't work. Anyone have the answer? More
Can I plant sunflowers in a pot? I don't have a planting area yet, but I'm dying to try them. More
...ere, Cloggingrandma here. I have a question about sunflower seeds. I planted mammoth sunflowers this year around part of my garden and the they were huge. Tons of seeds in them. Does anyone know the best way to harvest them? Shake them out? Or actually when they are to… More
It;s good to see another NJ gardener here. Your site was very informative. Stop by often or drop in for a chat. Brassi:banana-wa More
mexican sunflower, Tithonia rotundifolia, is one of my favorite annuals. it grows quickly and flowers within a month or so of planting the seeds. the big bright orange and yellow flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies better than any other flower i've seen. if you're looking for a large, fast growing,… More
I would like to know how to plant mexican sunflower seeds. I bought a packet of its seeds and planted them and until now nothing came up, not even one. are sunflower seeds choosy when it comes to soil? More
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