Sunflowers are easy to grow and they do not disappoint. Sunflower seeds can be added to the recipe or stored to feed the birds in the winter. Sunflower seeds also attract birds and bees which helps pollination.
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Seed
Seed Depth
30 - 60
Soil Temp.
65F - 75F
Days To Germination
10 Days
Indoor Sowing
8 weeks before spring
Outdoor Sowing
Not recommended
Sowing Instruction
Sunflower seeds can be grown in spring when the danger of frost is past. Like corn sunflower seeds perform best when planted in hills in rows.
Sunflowers generally take from three to four months to produce seeds. The seed becomes ripe when the back of the seed head turns from green to brown. At that point you can cut the head from the stalk and put it in a warm dry room for about 7 days until the hulls are dry and hard.