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Sunflower, large-flowered

Straightforward Sowing: May - June Flowering period- July - September Content of small packaging: 3...

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Description

Straightforward Sowing: May - June
Flowering period- July - September
Content of small packaging: 3 grams (for min. 4 m2)
Number of seeds per gram: 10 seeds
Planting: 40x40 cm position:
Planting in the sun: 200-220 cm
Bee plant: attracts bees
Together or perennial : annual
Edible: yes
Combi cultivation: Sweet corn

The large-flowered sunflower is a true classic. This gigantic cut flower can even reach more than two meters in height. The plant has an unbranched stem and a large yellow flower with a dark heart. The large black seeds are edible and can be harvested from mid-September. The mature seeds detach easily and can be removed right away, but chances are the finches will beat you to it. Birds love the seed. Also an excellent plant for bees!

Dry the flowerbeds well, as they mold quickly.

Ingredients & recipe

3 grams of large-flowered sunflower seeds, approximately 10 seeds per gram.

How to use it
  • Sow directly in May–June at 40 × 40 cm in the sun.
  • Flowers in July–September; suitable as a cut flower.
  • Harvest the edible black seeds from mid-September and dry the flower heads thoroughly.
Technical details
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Frequently asked questions

Are the seeds of this sunflower edible?
Yes, the large black seeds are edible and can be harvested from mid-September.
How tall does the large-flowered sunflower grow?
The plant grows approximately 200 to 220 cm tall.

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