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Gypsy Charmer, Triple Color Explosion Sunflower 10 Seeds
Gypsy Charmer, Triple Color Explosion Sunflower 10 Seeds
Gypsy Charmer bursts with bright colors in the garden. It features three lively shades: lemon, red, and yellow, all blended into flowers that don’t produce pollen, growing on branching plants. These flowers bloom early and continuously send out branches adorned with pollenless blooms for several weeks. They’re perfect for small mixed bouquets or as a vibrant touch in your garden. This variety will definitely be a staple in your garden every year!
Petal Color: Tricolor yellow, red, lemon
Face Color: Dark
Pollen: No
Stem Type: Branching
Maturity: Early 45 to 50 days
Height: 4 ft (120cm) to 6 ft (150cm)
1000 Seed Weight: 40 grams
Uses: Unique Color, Bouquet
Ideas to try: A prolific branching plant with a unique mix of colors
Growing Instructions
Planting: Sow seeds directly ½ inch deep once the last frost has passed. Make sure to space the seeds 6 to 12 inches apart.
Watering: Maintain consistently moist soil until the seeds germinate, then water thoroughly once a week.
Fertilizing: If the soil quality is low, apply a balanced fertilizer a few weeks after planting.
Gypsy Charmer bursts with bright colors in the garden. It features three lively shades: lemon, red, and yellow, all blended into flowers that don’t produce pollen, growing on branching plants. These flowers bloom early and continuously send out branches adorned with pollenless blooms for several weeks. They’re perfect for small mixed bouquets or as a vibrant touch in your garden. This variety will definitely be a staple in your garden every year!
Petal Color: Tricolor yellow, red, lemon
Face Color: Dark
Pollen: No
Stem Type: Branching
Maturity: Early 45 to 50 days
Height: 4 ft (120cm) to 6 ft (150cm)
1000 Seed Weight: 40 grams
Uses: Unique Color, Bouquet
Ideas to try: A prolific branching plant with a unique mix of colors
Growing Instructions
Planting: Sow seeds directly ½ inch deep once the last frost has passed. Make sure to space the seeds 6 to 12 inches apart.
Watering: Maintain consistently moist soil until the seeds germinate, then water thoroughly once a week.
Fertilizing: If the soil quality is low, apply a balanced fertilizer a few weeks after planting.
