30 Nov,2023
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This is the most well-known and widely cultivated species.
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As the name suggests, this sunflower species produces very tall plants with large flower heads.
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They often have smaller flower heads but retain the classic sunflower appearance.
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Known for its fluffy, golden-yellow blooms, this sunflower is a dwarf variety that's often grown for ornamental purposes.
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Native to the southeastern United States, this species is known for its slender stems and smaller flower heads.
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While not a true sunflower, this plant is related. It's grown for its edible tubers rather than its flowers.
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Though not a true sunflower, it's often referred to as such. It has bright orange or yellow flowers and is native to Mexico and Central America.
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Unlike the common sunflower, which is an annual, some sunflowers are perennial and come back year after year.
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