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Sunflower, ProCut® Plum

Sunflower, ProCut® Plum

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Sunflower, ProCut® Plum, Helianthus - 50 or 200 seeds avg

The ProCut Series are some of the fastest-growing sunflowers. This seed is day length neutral which means it performs well in the fall!

Planting Tips:
  • 4-6” pollenless beautiful blooms.
  • Annual.
  • Full sun.
  • Easy to start from seed in the garden or start indoors to get an earlier start.
  • Plant out after last danger of frost.
  • Plant spacing determines sunflower head size: 6″ apart make nice bouquet size heads of 4″, for larger flower heads plant 12″ apart in the garden.
  • 55-60 days to bloom.
  • Expect 60” tall.
Harvesting Tips:
  • Harvest the bloom just as it begins to crack open.
  • It will continue to open indoors free from pests and the drying sun.
  • Leave the bloom in the garden to develop seeds for the birds.

Weight: 0.05 lb

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

They didn’t grow

Jim C. 1/5 Verified

Sunflower, ProCut® Plum

Store owner replied: Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. I'm sorry to hear that you had low germination. That’s certainly not the experience we want for our customers! We use the same seeds on our own flower farm and regularly test for quality and viability. However, we also understand that many factors—such as soil conditions, watering practices, temperature, and planting depth—can affect germination outcomes.

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

They didn’t grow

Jim C. 1/5 Verified

Sunflower, ProCut® Plum

Store owner replied: Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. I'm sorry to hear that you had low germination. That’s certainly not the experience we want for our customers! We use the same seeds on our own flower farm and regularly test for quality and viability. However, we also understand that many factors—such as soil conditions, watering practices, temperature, and planting depth—can affect germination outcomes.