I love the idea of the black oil sunflowers that you can dry and leave out for the birds. But I may have to go with the smaller Teddy bear for my window boxes. Thanks for this great overview 🌻
I'm so glad this video was a good overview! The Teddy bear ones are so cute. I really must look into starting some window box gardening....it looks so dreamy 🥰
People should look into planting native sunflowers or other native plants to help the native insect population. Native sunflowers are fuzzy and they are mostly perennial.
Hello Marie.. Thank you for your great effort. You are really amazing.. I am Issa from Amman.. I tried to buy seeds from the sites you accompanied them, but unfortunately they cannot be shipped.. Can you help me please ... Thank you
Mam, I'm an lndian from kolkata l like to grow Sunflower, l love the varities I've seen in your video.Can you provide me some of all the varities,please help to get the seeds.Have a Great Day ahead.
Yeah, the pro-cut grow one flower on one stem. Once its cut, it doesn't tend to grow more (although I suppose anythings possible!). But yes, each seed becomes one single stem with one single flower
@@achnix3167 Yeah, they're often grown very close to each other and also succession planted every couple weeks to stretch out the flower harvest. The stems are thinner and easier to pull out than some of the bigger heirloom types. There are some branching types of sunflower that look similar to the plum and grow one or two dozen flowers (Strawberry Blonde, Florenza, Autumn Beauty)
I'd buy them locally if possible to get seeds that have been grown in your climate 🤷♀️ Here's our local suppliers (many ship outside Canada too though) www.homefortheharvest.com/canadian-seed-companies/
