Types of sunflowers

Sunflowers are more than just border plants or focal points in your landscape. They are easy to plant, grow and take care of and aside from that, it comes in various types, a lot of uncanny benefits as well as deep symbolisms.

Thinking of adding some sunflowers to your garden this season but aren't sure where to start? There are many different types of sunflower you can grow, depending on your hardiness zone and how much room you have. In this article, gardening expert Jill Drago shares her favorite varieties of sunflower you can grow this season!

Love Sunflowers? Here's 15 Stunning Types of Sunflowers for you to grow from classic to unusual types. Lots of beautiful pictures to help make a choice.

Tall or dwarf, traditional yellow or in other hues, you’ll find the best popular sunflower options in this guide on Gardener’s Path. Which will you choose?

They'll add a sprinkle of sunshine to any outdoor space! 🌻

Add some cheer to your garden with a few of these must-have sunflowers in a range of sizes from front of the border to back and containers, too!

I love the variety of sunflower types because each one offers a unique and stunning display of color, size, and form. From the classic bright yellow petals of the traditional sunflower to the striking reds, oranges, and bi-colors of the various hybrid varieties, there is a sunflower type to suit every preference and occasion.

There are so many options for flowers for fall! Many DIY projects as well.... Planting own flowers: If you are planting your own flowers ALWAYS have a backup. Overplant..plant early and then plant in sessions of a week and two weeks later in case of early blooms. Yet still have another backup just in case. Backups can include: farmers market flowers, flowers from a greenhouse, grocery store, or wild flowers that can be put together last minute. Fall flower types: 1) Chrysanthemums (mums)…

Are sunflowers annual or perennial? There are actually various types of sunflowers, and knowing which type of sunflower you’re considering is the key to identifying whether it is annual or perennial. Save this pin for a handy guide to help you identify the different types of sunflowers and know which of these bright flowers you can grow for only one season and which will return every year.