Mr Fothergill's Sunflower Giant Single Seeds
Mr Fothergill's Sunflower Giant Single Seeds
Product code
212721
Model
16054
Mr Fothergill's Sunflower Giant Single Seeds is rated
out of
5 by
6.
£1.79
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- Overview
- Reviews (6)
Overview
Mr Fothergill’s flower and vegetable seeds are perfect for adding a splash of colour and natural beauty to your garden or outside space.
Whether you’re looking for an addition to your window box, some vegetation for your flower bed or a bit of colour for your windowsill, Mr Fothergill’s range of seed will have something for you.
The Sunflower Giant Single (Helianthus annuus) is the classic, fun to grow, giant sunflower with large bright flower heads. It’s a tall, fast growing single stem flower producing large yellow flowers.
These plants flower from June to September and are most at home in full sunlight. Growing to their full potential. Perfect for adding a touch of natural beauty to your garden in the summer.
Specifications
|
Seed Type |
Flower seeds |
Sowing Dates |
March to May |
|
Flower Colour |
Yellow |
Flowering Dates |
June to September |
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Height and Spread (Grown) |
180cm (height) and 60cm (spread) |
Annual/Perennial |
Hardy Annual |
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Preferred soil type |
Well drained |
Uses |
Great for the back of borders or as annual screening Seeds harvested from grown plants can be used in baking |
|
Sun/Shade preference |
Prefers full sun |
Seed fill |
75 seeds approx |
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Care instructions: If garden pests are a problem, start seeds indoors. |
Reviews (6)
Rated 5 out of
5
by
SheepHome from
Lots of seeds, good germination
Lots of seeds, good germination
Date published: 2024-03-27
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Chrissy H from
Sunflowers for next year
Bought a packet of sunflower seeds in the sale ready for next year hopefully and a really good price
Date published: 2023-09-21
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Denises from
Attracts bees, butterflies and grasshoppers
I always buy this brand as it guarantees a good quality product. I plant the seeds deep in the ground surrounded by foliage to protect from birds and squirrels digging thee seeds. The sunflowers are huge attracting grasshoppers and many other feeders. The sunflower heads turn throughout the day facing the sun. It makes me smile when I see these giants growing in the garden.
Date published: 2021-06-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ab467 from
Look good
I am still growing them but surprised how many was in the pack. look forward to trying them .
Date published: 2020-04-08
