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Sunflower 'Evening Sun' (Organic)

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$5.33 $7.5 In stock

Category: Seeds

A unique sunflower which brings the whole spectrum of a setting sun. This multi-headed sunflower blooms proudly stands with shades of oranges and bronze through to reds. As with other multi-headed sunflowers, repeat flowering if spent blooms are deadheaded regularly throughout the season. Sowing sunflowers in a thick stand will encourage them to self support the height of their flowerheads. Flowers bring both joy and benefits to attract beneficial insects into the garden.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

Planted these in a sunny spot and they're absolutely stunning — each head has a totally different mix of burnt orange and deep bronze. The multi-headed stems make them last so much longer in a vase than single blooms.

Thomas ★★★★★

The color range is exactly what the description promises—my plants have blooms in bronze, orange, and deep red all on one stalk. They’re already attracting so many bees and butterflies to my garden.

John ★★★★☆

Planted these last spring and the range of sunset colors—bronze to deep red—was exactly as described. My only small complaint is that the stalks bent a bit under the weight of all those multi-headed blooms.