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Mexican Sunflowers are not a true sunflower but instead a relative of sunflowers and zinnias. The tall 40-60" zinnia like flowers will attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Plant them in a sunny spot in the meadow or back border of your garden and they will bloom that season. Try dead-heading spent blooms to encourage a longer bloom time. If done correctly, Mexican Sunflowers can bloom from June to frost. A lovely addition to any meadow or garden.
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Overall rating: 4.9411764 / 5 from 17 reviews.
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"I mix these with my zinnias and cosmos and plant along my roadside at my rural home in Kentucky. The butterflies and bees love them!"
"These came free with giant sunflowers I bought. They feel amazing to the touch. The color of the flower is bright and small."
"Although this can grow to 15 feet, so plan accordingly, it is the most amazing addition to our butterfly Gardens, of which we are on the North Carolina Butterfly Highway. Everyone is dazzled by the vivid orange blooms covered in butterflies. Drought tolerant."
"I use these plants in fairly large groupings to provide bright color and to attract bees and butterflies. They will grow in average soil, and required minimal watering even during the past few dry summers."
"They keep blooming"
"This is a most amazing flower. I planted 2 seeds and they grew like a beanstalk!! I grew them in an area that is all day sun. They grew to be 6 and 7 feet tall and 2 to 3 feet wide, wider at the top. It is mid October in NY and they still have over 20 flowers on them. They are great for privacy and completely filled out an empty spot. I am going to put them all over next year and especially in places where there is full sun and hard to grow."
"Wow! Stunning bright almost florescent-orange blooms on nice multi-stemmed stalks. Took the seeds awhile to really get going, but once they got established the stalks really took off. Very colorful eye catchers for the annual or perennial border. Finches & warblers love the seeds at season's end. It's the beginning of November here in Maryland (Zone 7), and we still have blooms."
"The seeds worked out great"
"So far so good but it's only the end of June. . . a little early to give a through assessment. However the plants are growing nicely and enthusiastically. I cannot wait to see the blooms. They make wonderful models for oil paintings and attract plenty of bees and butterflies."
"Bought them towards the end of Summer last year and planted a small test plot to see how they do and for the butterfly migration. Outstanding results with several butterfly species using them."