About This

• Glorious plumes of yellow, studded with 3-inch blooms in neat rows along their tremendous length, arise in late summer on these huge, hardy garden performers! If you like annual sunflowers, take a look at its perennial cousin!
• Very easy to grow, Prairie Sunflower reaches 6 to 8 feet tall in the sun. It is trouble-free and very floriferous, beginning just as most of the summer color is winding down. What a great way to extend your season in the perennial border!
• Excellent for cut flowers or for massed color in the back of the border, bed, or against an outdoor structure such as a shed or fence, Prairie Sunflower is one of the finest, most free-flowering sources of summer color we know!
• The blooms help carry the garden over the "in-between" season of late summer/early fall, and the tall, vigorous habit keeps the border looking full even as earlier bloomers begin to fade.
• Direct-sow these seeds in any sunny spot. Not fussy about soil, Prairie Sunflower is hardy almost everywhere -- zones 4-9 -- in the contiguous U.S. We think it is a fine plant that should be part of everyone's garden!

Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
• Brand : Park Seed
• Color : Prairie
• Expected Blooming Period : summer,summer/early
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 50.0 Count
• Expected Planting Period : Summer
• USDA Hardiness Zone : 4
• Soil Type : Sandy Soil
• Moisture Needs : Little To No Watering