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SUNFLOWER, PRAIRIE (Helianthus petiolaris)
Our apologies - the Prairie Sunflower is temporarily Sold Out.
Prairie Sunflower is an annual that is native to the Great Plains, from Montana and North Dakota, and south to New Mexico and Texas. It is typically found in open, sandy areas, roadsides and other disturbed sites. Plants grow 40-60 inches tall and have cheery, yellow flowers that appear from mid-summer to early fall. Excellent for restoration, pollinator conservation mixes and wildlife mixes. Seed usually has high dormancy. Plant in fall or cold stratify for 30 days in spring prior to planting.
SCIENTIFIC NAMES: Helianthus petiolaris
COLOR: Bright Yellow Flowers
TYPE: Annual
LIGHT: Full Sun
HEIGHT: 3 - 5 feet
PERIOD: Spring, Summer and early Fall
SEEDS PER POUND: 214,000
OZ per 1000 SqFt: 2
LBS per ACRE: 6
REGIONS: Suitable throughout all areas of the US
