With pale, creamy yellow petals and a light golden-green center, this blonde beauty is sophisticated enough for use in wedding flowers and sturdy enough for market bouquets. Every bit as early and reliable as the other well-known ProCut colors. Single-stem plants have tall, strong stems and 4–6", pollenless blooms.
NOTE: Light-colored petals are more susceptible to damage by insect feeding. To avoid insect damage, we encourage harvesting blooms just as they begin to open and storing until they open to the desired appearance.
Latin Name: Helianthus annuus
Petal Color : White
Face Color : Lite
Pollen : No
Stem Type : Single
Maturity : Medium
Height : 4ft (120cm) to 6ft(180cm)
Uses : ProCut, Bouquet
Ideas to try : Great for spring bouquets and weddings; try dyeing it!
Direct seed (recommended) - After last frost, sow 1/2" deep. Transplant - Sow into 72 to 50-cell flats 2-3 weeks prior to planting out. Plants dislike root disturbance, but sowing indoors and then transplanting the first crop outdoors can be a successful way to get first-early sunflowers. Do not pinch plants. Pinched single-stem sunflowers will produce low-quality blooms or no blooms at all. Succession-sow every 1-2 weeks and/or plant multiple varieties with varied days to maturity for continuous harvest.
For guidelines on seeds germination and growing, kindly visit https://www.wellgrowseeds.com/growingguide/
With pale, creamy yellow petals and a light golden-green center, this blonde beauty is sophisticated enough for use in wedding flowers and sturdy enough for market bouquets. Every bit as early and reliable as the other well-known ProCut colors. Single-stem plants have tall, strong stems and 4–6", pollenless blooms.
NOTE: Light-colored petals are more susceptible to damage by insect feeding. To avoid insect damage, we encourage harvesting blooms just as they begin to open and storing until they open to the desired appearance.
Latin Name: Helianthus annuus
Petal Color : White
Face Color : Lite
Pollen : No
Stem Type : Single
Maturity : Medium
Height : 4ft (120cm) to 6ft(180cm)
Uses : ProCut, Bouquet
Ideas to try : Great for spring bouquets and weddings; try dyeing it!
Direct seed (recommended) - After last frost, sow 1/2" deep. Transplant - Sow into 72 to 50-cell flats 2-3 weeks prior to planting out. Plants dislike root disturbance, but sowing indoors and then transplanting the first crop outdoors can be a successful way to get first-early sunflowers. Do not pinch plants. Pinched single-stem sunflowers will produce low-quality blooms or no blooms at all. Succession-sow every 1-2 weeks and/or plant multiple varieties with varied days to maturity for continuous harvest.
For guidelines on seeds germination and growing, kindly visit https://www.wellgrowseeds.com/growingguide/
