where are the seeds on a sunflower plant Sunflower Seed Collection – 6 Varieties

where are the seeds on a sunflower plant Sunflower Seed Collection – 6 VarietiesCreate a vibrant, pollinator rich garden with this 6 Sunflower Seed Collection from Survival Garden Seeds. Featuring six distinctive varietiesAutumn Beauty, Dwarf Sungold, Lemon Queen, Chocolate Cherry, Black Russian, and Mexican Sunflowerthis assortment brings a stunning range of colors, heights, and textures to any outdoor space. These sun loving annuals attract bees, butterflies, birds, and even monarchs, while also providing excellent cut flowers

Create a vibrant, pollinator-rich garden with this 6 Sunflower Seed Collection from Survival Garden Seeds. Featuring six distinctive varieties—Autumn Beauty, Dwarf Sungold, Lemon Queen, Chocolate Cherry, Black Russian, and Mexican Sunflower—this assortment brings a stunning range of colors, heights, and textures to any outdoor space. These sun-loving annuals attract bees, butterflies, birds, and even monarchs, while also providing excellent cut flowers and, in some varieties, edible or oil-rich seeds.

Six Beautiful and Useful Sunflower Varieties:

• Autumn Beauty produces branching plants 5–8 feet tall with multiple 6-inch blooms in warm shades of burgundy, orange, yellow, and crimson surrounding dark centers.
• Dwarf Sungold (Teddy Bear) grows 2–3 feet tall, making it ideal for containers and small gardens. Its fuzzy, pom-pom orange blooms offer a soft, unique texture.
• Lemon Queen reaches 5–7 feet and forms large, branching plants with 8-inch flowers featuring lemon-yellow petals and deep brown centers.
• Chocolate Cherry sunflowers stand 6–7 feet tall and display striking dark blooms with chocolate eyes and deep burgundy petals. These plants produce very little pollen, making them a favorite for cut-flower arrangements.
• Black Russian is a classic giant sunflower variety reaching up to 10 feet tall. Its large, oil-rich seeds are excellent for bird feed or home use. Plants bear massive 8-inch blooms ideal for bold garden backdrops.
• Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia), while not a true sunflower, is a bushy wildflower beloved by monarch butterflies. Its bright blooms help build soil fertility and add season-long color to borders and pollinator patches.

Why Customers Love the Sunflower Seed Collection:

• Six complementary varieties for vibrant, multi-height garden displays
• Attracts bees, butterflies, birds, and other beneficial pollinators
• Includes cut-flower favorites, edible seed types, and container-friendly options
• Easy to grow in full sun with minimal maintenance
• Provides long-lasting color from compact borders to towering backdrops

How to Grow:
Sow sunflower seeds directly outdoors after the last frost. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Space plants according to variety, giving tall or branching types ample room to grow. Water regularly during early growth and drought periods. Support may be needed for very tall varieties like Black Russian. Mexican Sunflower can be started indoors or sown directly for a bushy, floriferous planting.

Bloom & Use:
Cut blooms for fresh arrangements, leave seed heads for birds, or harvest edible seeds from Black Russian plants. Use compact varieties in containers, place tall varieties at the back of borders, and mix colors for dramatic garden displays.