Bush Sunflower is a compact plant with 2" cheerful yellow flowers that resemble sunflowers. The plant is about 2' tall, and produces many flower on a bushy plant, rather than a single tall stem.

A great plant for pollinators, it is the host plant for Border Patch butterfly caterpillars.

Reseeds well, and has sandpapery heart shaped leaves that have a high protein value for grazers.

Ecology

• Perennial to Zone 7, Annual elsewhere.
• Native to Texas and New Mexico
• Dry to Moderately moist well-draining soils
• Full Sun
• Upland soils
• Duration: Perennial in its native range, annual to the north.
• Sow: Fall through Mid Winter

A note about seed balls:
Seed balls, also known as seed bombs, protect the seeds from erosion, foraging, and many other factors. This protective property often results in a slower germination cycle. Wildflowers are also highly variable in their germination rates. Please be patient with your seed balls. If you placed them in a suitable location, soil, and climate, when the seeds are ready, they will grow!

OUR PROMISE We guarantee your satisfaction and will provide a full refund or replace your seed balls if your are not satisfied. Just contact us with your questions and we will work out a solution! We want your seed balls to grow!