Growing Non-GMO Ring of Fire Sunflower Flower Seeds
Sunflowers are often sown directly after the frost. Ring of Fire seeds, however, can be slow to maturity, and recommended to start indoors 3-4 weeks prior for earlier blooms. Transplant once there are two sets of true leaves and harden off plants into a warm, sunny spot in the garden or an indoor container. Young plants may need staking. Otherwise, sow directly outdoors after the final frost in a warm and sunny area of the garden and sheltered from strong winds. It is recommended to plant tall varieties of sunflowers on the north end of your garden. Plant 2-3 Ring of Fire sunflower seeds per hole, spaced according to the suggestions.
Ring of Fire sunflowers may need staking if plants are growing isolated and away from the support of a garden or if high winds are expected. Trim off the declining foliage as the summer progresses. Ring of Fire sunflowers have average water requirements.
Ring of Fire Sunflower in the Flower Garden
Ring of Fire sunflowers are full of possibility. Use these in your flower garden as a backdrop or a border. They succeed when cultivated in rows, blocks, or singles. Scatter them in any bare spot of soil you see! Ring of Fire sunflowers can be a good option for providing shade in gardens that have too much sun.
Harvesting Ring of Fire Sunflower
Ring of Fire sunflowers grow solid black edible seeds. Here are a few simple tips for easy seed collection: As soon as the flower petals fade, use a mesh sack that can be secured over the flower and cinch it over the flowerhead. Over the next month, the seeds will mature and release into the bag!
These high-contrast blooms can be used as cut flowers for seasonal bouquets of joyful yellow. When they are in full bloom, snip off the stem with sharp scissors. Store in cool, clean water for indoor color for 1-2 weeks. For dried flowers, tie a few stems together with a rubber band and hang them upside down in a well-ventilated area for 2-3 weeks!
About Organic Ring of Fire Sunflower Garden Seeds
Ring of Fire sunflowers are ideal for photoshoot props and backdrops for their classic sunflower appearance and incredible height. Plant a field of these next to a busy road and watch the visitors flock!
Ring of Fire sunflower is a 2001 All-American Selections (AAS) Flower Winner for its distinct and undeniable "ring of fire" that bursts from its center. AAS judges note the Ring of Fire sunflower for "being different from other flowers... standing out in a crowd of plain gold or yellow flowers... and its long flower stems are perfect for cut flowers or feeding wildlife."
Sunflowers are native to western North America’s prairies, plains, and meadows; including the warmer regions of Canada and Mexico.
Tips From Our Gardeners
"Ring of Fire sunflowers are the sunflowers that all other sunflowers wish they were! The vibrant rings on the petals are just what every flower garden or landscaped yard needs."
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- Lara Wadsworth, True Leaf Market Writer
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Organic Ring of Fire Sunflower Seeds Per Package:
- 25 seed Packet
- 100 seeds - Wholesale
- 500 seeds - Bulk
Non-GMO Organic Ring of Fire Sunflower seeds are available for Fast Free Shipping on qualifying orders.