Buzzy Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ Seeds 4g

Buzzy Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ Seeds 4g — Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ (Helianthus annuus) is a spectacular annual sunflower that can reach an impressive height of approximately 250 cm. Each tall, sturdy stem produces a large, eye-catching flower head, making it a striking choice for sunny borders, the back of flower beds and wildlife-friendly gardens. Available from Mallorn’s flower seeds range.

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Buzzy Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ Seeds 4g

Overview

Buzzy Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ Seeds 4g is supplied for home growing. Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ (Helianthus annuus) is a spectacular annual sunflower that can reach an impressive height of approximately 250 cm. Each tall, sturdy stem produces a large, eye-catching flower head, making it a striking choice for sunny borders, the back of flower beds and wildlife-friendly gardens. After flowering, the seed heads can be left in place to provide a valuable natural food source for garden birds during autumn and winter.

Key Features

  • Impressive giant sunflower reaching up to approximately 250 cm.
  • Produces one large flower head per stem.
  • Excellent statement plant for sunny gardens.
  • Ideal for the back of borders and flower beds.
  • Seeds are attractive to garden birds.
  • Easy-to-grow annual.
  • Long flowering season from July to October.
  • Indoors / Under Glass: Late March–mid-April
  • Outdoors: Mid-April–mid-June
  • Planting Out.
  • Giant Sunflower ‘Giganteus’ flowers from approximately July through October, producing large, dramatic blooms on tall stems.
  • Plant towards the back of borders so shorter plants are not shaded.
  • Leave mature seed heads on the plants if you would like to provide food for garden birds.
  • Children can enjoy growing this variety and measuring its impressive height through the season.
  • Best Uses.
  • Ideal for the back of sunny borders, wildlife gardens and areas where a tall, dramatic focal point is wanted. Its impressive height also makes it a fun choice for family gardens and children’s growing projects.
  • ‘Giganteus’ is a classic giant sunflower that delivers dramatic height, huge summer flowers and added wildlife value. Its towering stems make an unforgettable garden feature, while the mature seeds provide a welcome food source for birds later in the year.

Sowing Instructions

  • When to Sow.
  • For an early start, sow under glass from late March to mid-April.
  • Alternatively, sow outdoors in a seedbed from mid-April to mid-June.
  • Transplant young plants after approximately 5–6 weeks, once they are strong enough to handle and outdoor conditions are suitable.

Growing Conditions and Care

  • Position: Sun
  • Keep the soil or compost evenly moist while the seeds germinate and the young plants establish.
  • Because ‘Giganteus’ grows very tall, choose its final position carefully and allow plenty of room for the plants to develop.
  • Position & Care.
  • Grow in a sunny, open position. Tall sunflowers benefit from a sheltered site or support in exposed gardens, particularly as the flower heads become larger and heavier.
  • Water regularly during dry periods, especially while the plants are establishing and developing flower heads.
  • Choose a sunny position with plenty of vertical space.
  • Water young plants regularly while they establish.
  • Provide support if growing in an exposed or windy position.

Flowering and Garden Use

  • Flowering Period: July–October

Product Details

  • Botanical Name: Helianthus annuus
  • Variety: Giganteus
  • Common Name: Giant Sunflower
  • Plant Type: Annual
  • Flower Colour: Yellow
  • Height: Approx. 250 cm
  • Contents: Approx. 4 g

Browse flower seeds from Mallorn Gardening Supplies for home gardens, allotments and container growing in Ireland.

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