black seed sunflower plant Black Russian Heirloom Sunflower Seeds 5 Packets

black seed sunflower plant Black Russian Heirloom Sunflower Seeds 5 PacketsGrow towering, dramatic blooms with Black Russian Sunflower Seeds, an heirloom non GMO variety known for its 812 ft height, large golden petals, and striking black centers. These giant sunflowers add bold structure to gardens while producing abundant, oil rich seeds ideal for roasting at home or feeding backyard birds. Towering Beauty with a Practical Harvest: Grows 812 feet tall with massive, single flower heads. Produces hundreds of large, edible

Grow towering, dramatic blooms with Black Russian Sunflower Seeds, an heirloom non-GMO variety known for its 8–12 ft height, large golden petals, and striking black centers. These giant sunflowers add bold structure to gardens while producing abundant, oil-rich seeds ideal for roasting at home or feeding backyard birds.

Towering Beauty with a Practical Harvest:

• Grows 8–12 feet tall with massive, single flower heads.
• Produces hundreds of large, edible seeds per bloom—perfect for snacking or wildlife feed.
• Dual-purpose variety: both ornamental and productive.
• Excellent as a privacy screen or garden backdrop.

Why Gardeners Love Black Russian Sunflowers:

• Classic Giant Variety – Impressive size and beauty that command attention in any garden.
• High-Yield Seed Harvest – Oil-rich black seeds great for roasting, birds, or storage.
• Pollinator Friendly – Attracts bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects; later feeds songbirds.
• Easy & Resilient – Drought-tolerant once established and thrives across USDA Zones 3–11.
• Homesteader Favorite – Provides food, beauty, and ecological benefits in one reliable crop.

How to Grow Black Russian Sunflowers:

• When to Plant: Sow seeds directly outdoors after the last frost, once soil has warmed.
• Soil & Sun: Choose full sun and well-drained soil; tolerates average conditions.
• Spacing: Allow 18–24 inches between plants for strong stalk development.
• Watering: Deeply water weekly to encourage deep roots; moderate moisture preferred.
• Bloom & Harvest: Blooms appear mid-summer through fall; allow heads to dry on the stalk before collecting seeds.

Harvest & Use:
Once petals fade, let heads dry on the stalk until seeds loosen easily. Cut and hang to finish drying if needed. Roast for nutritious snacks or store for bird feed, long-term seed saving, or replanting. Whether used for food, wildlife, or striking summer beauty, Black Russian sunflowers make a rewarding, multifunctional addition to any garden.

Net Wt. 1.5G