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Park Seed ProCut Bi-Colour Sunflower Seeds – Mahogany Red Petals with Yellow Tips, Easy to Grow 4-Inch Blooms, Ideal for Cutting and Wildlife Gardens, Pack of 50
Park Seed ProCut Bi-Colour Sunflower Seeds – Mahogany Red Petals with Yellow Tips, Easy to Grow 4-Inch Blooms, Ideal for Cutting and Wildlife Gardens, Pack of 50
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- Bold Mahogany & Yellow Blooms: This bicolor variety delivers standout 4-inch flowers with rich mahogany red petals and sunny yellow tips. The dramatic contrast and dark central disk create a captivating look in garden beds or fresh-cut bouquets.
- Perfect for Floral Arranging: The strong, single-stemmed blooms are vase-ready and hold up well after cutting. Harvest in the early morning to prolong freshness, making them an ideal feature for summer arrangements and seasonal home décor.
- Supports Garden Biodiversity: These sunflowers attract bees, butterflies, and birds with their nectar and seeds, enhancing the ecosystem in pollinator or wildlife-friendly gardens while adding vivid seasonal color.
- Simple to Sow Outdoors: For best results, choose a location with full sun and rich, well-drained soil. Plant seeds ½ to 1½ inches deep and 18 inches apart. Apply light fertilizer and water deeply but infrequently once established.
- Keep Color Coming with Succession Planting: Sow new rows every 2–3 weeks to maintain continuous blooms through summer into fall. For early starts, seeds may also be sown indoors and transplanted after frost using a Bio Dome Seed Starter Kit.
Overview
- Brand : Park Seed
- Material Feature : Heirloom
- Color : ProCut Bi-Colour
- Expected Blooming Period : Spring
- Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
- Unit Count : 1.0 Count
- Product Care Instructions : Moist Soil,Water
- Soil Type : Sandy Soil
- Number of Pieces : 50
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