cheap sunflower seeds for planting Summer of Sunflowers Collection

cheap sunflower seeds for planting Summer of Sunflowers CollectionBring a burst of sunshine to your garden with this joyful collection of Helianthus annuus. The Summer of Sunflowers Seed Collection features three beloved organic, non GMO varietiesMammoth, Goldy Double, and Autumn Beauty blendchosen for their vibrant color palette, varied heights, and long lasting seasonal display. Whether youre creating a dedicated sunflower patch, adding cheerful accents to borders, or gifting a garden experience to a friend, this

Bring a burst of sunshine to your garden with this joyful collection of Helianthus annuus. The Summer of Sunflowers Seed Collection features three beloved organic, non-GMO varieties—Mammoth, Goldy Double, and Autumn Beauty blend—chosen for their vibrant color palette, varied heights, and long-lasting seasonal display. Whether you’re creating a dedicated sunflower patch, adding cheerful accents to borders, or gifting a garden experience to a friend, this curated set offers everything you need to grow a radiant summer showcase. Thoughtfully packaged in a recyclable craft box with a helpful growing guide, it’s an inspiring way to celebrate the beauty and resilience of sunflowers.

Product Features

• Includes three organic, non-GMO sunflower varieties: Mammoth, Goldy Double, and Autumn Beauty Mix.
• Offers a range of plant heights—from compact, kid-friendly blooms to towering giants.
• Produces warm, multi-hued blossoms in yellows, oranges, golds, and reds.
• Highly attractive to pollinators and beneficial insects.
• Excellent for bouquets, borders, children’s gardens, and sunflower “forts.”
• Packaged in a recyclable craft gift box with a quick-start tip sheet.

Did You Know?

Young sunflower plants exhibit a behavior called “heliotropism,” turning their heads to follow the sun from east to west during the day. This helps them maximize light absorption for stronger growth. As the plants mature, the flower heads typically fix themselves facing east—warming more quickly in the morning and making their nectar even more appealing to pollinators.

If you’re curious to learn more, our How to Grow Organic Sunflowers blog post explores this topic in greater detail with helpful growing tips.