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Park Seed Shock o LAT Sunflower Seeds – Exclusive Chocolate Brown Blooms with Gold Tips, Pollen-Free and Branching for Cut Flower Gardens, Easy to Grow, Pack of 50
Park Seed Shock o LAT Sunflower Seeds – Exclusive Chocolate Brown Blooms with Gold Tips, Pollen-Free and Branching for Cut Flower Gardens, Easy to Grow, Pack of 50
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- Exclusive Chocolate-Gold Petals: Each 6-inch bloom features dark chocolate brown petals with radiant honey-gold tips and a golden halo around the center, creating dramatic, sunset-like coloration. No two flowers are alike, making every bloom a new masterpiece in the garden or vase.
- Pollen-Free and Vase-Ready: Unlike traditional sunflowers, Shock o Lat is entirely pollen-free, offering clean, mess-free indoor enjoyment. Perfect for fresh or dried arrangements, these long-lasting blooms won’t drop dust or yellow pollen on your tables.
- Multi-Branching with Numerous Blooms: Shock o Lat produces multiple flower stems rather than a single towering stalk. The well-branched habit ensures more blooms per plant, making it ideal for high-yield cutting gardens or creating a dense, colorful sunflower patch.
- Perfect for Kids and Companion Planting: This sunflower grows up to 6 feet tall but is easy enough for children to grow and enjoy. It also serves as a natural trellis in traditional Three Sisters planting, supporting climbing beans alongside corn and squash.
- Simple to Grow in Full Sun: Direct sow seeds into warm, well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Space seeds about a foot apart for dense plantings. Shock o Lat thrives with minimal care, tolerates dry conditions, and adds depth and warmth to pollinator gardens or border plantings.
Overview
- Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor
- Brand : Park Seed
- Color : Shock o LAT
- Expected Blooming Period : Spring, Summer
- Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
- Unit Count : 50.0 Count
- Expected Planting Period : Summer
- Product Care Instructions : Well-drained
- USDA Hardiness Zone : 1
- Moisture Needs : Moderate Watering
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