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Sunflower 'Van Gogh's Landscape'

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$4.28 $5.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

These mid-height sunflowers are perfect for growing en mass to create a show-stopping display that will stop traffic, or a bee, in a heartbeat. 75 days to flower from direct sowing with good longevity in a vase as a cut flower. Usually pollen free but, it can sometimes segregate for a low percentage of pollen shedders under certain environmental conditions

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy B. ★★★★★

Got these started in a patch by the mailbox and the bees found them before the flowers even fully opened. The seventy-five day timeline was spot on, and the display really did stop neighbors for a chat. Definitely a cheerful, traffic-stopping bunch once they all bloomed together.

William ★★★★★

I've been watching these sunflowers grow for about 10 weeks now and they're just starting to burst into bright yellow blooms. The bees are absolutely flocking to them, just as the description promised. They're the perfect height for a mid-border display.

Ruby S. ★★★★★

Planted these in a sunny patch by the fence and they shot up fast; by day 75 the whole row looked like a miniature sunflower forest. Neighbors actually stopped to ask what variety they were. The mid-height size made them sturdy enough to handle a few windy days without staking.