Maximilian Sunflower Seeds for Planting (Helianthus maximiliani) | 10-Foot Prairie Giant | Fall Blooming Pollinator Magnet | North American Native
$4.98
by SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS
NATIVE NORTH AMERICAN MAXIMILIAN SUNFLOWER SEEDS: Heirloom non-GMO open pollinated seeds with high germination rates, produces edible tubers, adapted to USDA zones 4-9 POLLINATOR PARADISE: Transform your yard into a thriving wildlife sanctuary that supports native bees, butterflies, and birds; drought-tolerant perennial creates essential late-season habitat while requiring minimal water once established STUNNING 6-10-FOOT GOLDEN YELLOW BLOOMS from August through November; thrives in full sun with natural deer resistance; perfect for pollinator gardens, prairie restoration, erosion control, and wildflower meadows; spreads by rhizomes DETAILED GROWING INFORMATION: Paper seed packets include clear planting instructions, germination tips, and seed-saving info, great for beginner or experienced gardeners growing vegetables, herbs, flowers, or native plants FAMILY OWNED USA SMALL BUSINESS – Heirloom non-GMO seeds from Survival Garden Seeds, a trusted American brand; always open-pollinated, untreated, and quality tested for garden success North American Native Maximilian Sunflower Seeds - Non-GMO Open Pollinated
Create a thriving pollinator paradise with these premium native North American wildflower seeds, ideal for butterfly gardens, bee habitats, sustainable landscaping, and prairie restoration. Our heirloom native plant seeds deliver high viability from authentic open-pollinated, non-GMO varieties.
Adapted to USDA hardiness zones 4-9, these drought-tolerant perennial wildflowers excel in wildlife habitat creation, pollinator conservation, native plant gardening, and low-maintenance landscaping. Transform ordinary spaces into buzzing ecosystems that support native bees, attract butterflies, and provide critical late-season nectar sources.
Maximilian Sunflower wildflowers reach 6-10 feet tall and produce spectacular golden-yellow blooms August through November. These naturally deer-resistant, drought-resistant plants spread by rhizome for naturalized meadow establishment, erosion control applications, and wildlife corridors.
Deep taproot system improves soil health while providing superior erosion control on slopes and disturbed areas. Towering height makes excellent screening plants and wildlife cover, while seed heads provide critical winter bird food when left standing through dormant season.
Growing instructions: Direct sow in fall or spring in average well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Seeds typically germinate within 14-21 days. These climate-adapted indigenous varieties support biodiversity, need minimal water once established, and provide season-long blooms for pollinators when other flowers fade.
Perfect for wildflower meadow creation, habitat restoration, native landscape design, prairie gardens, and ecological stewardship. Seeds benefit from cold stratification and establish robust native plant populations for sustainable gardens that support local ecosystems and provide critical bird food sources.
Create a thriving pollinator paradise with these premium native North American wildflower seeds, ideal for butterfly gardens, bee habitats, sustainable landscaping, and prairie restoration. Our heirloom native plant seeds deliver high viability from authentic open-pollinated, non-GMO varieties.
Adapted to USDA hardiness zones 4-9, these drought-tolerant perennial wildflowers excel in wildlife habitat creation, pollinator conservation, native plant gardening, and low-maintenance landscaping. Transform ordinary spaces into buzzing ecosystems that support native bees, attract butterflies, and provide critical late-season nectar sources.
Maximilian Sunflower wildflowers reach 6-10 feet tall and produce spectacular golden-yellow blooms August through November. These naturally deer-resistant, drought-resistant plants spread by rhizome for naturalized meadow establishment, erosion control applications, and wildlife corridors.
Deep taproot system improves soil health while providing superior erosion control on slopes and disturbed areas. Towering height makes excellent screening plants and wildlife cover, while seed heads provide critical winter bird food when left standing through dormant season.
Growing instructions: Direct sow in fall or spring in average well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Seeds typically germinate within 14-21 days. These climate-adapted indigenous varieties support biodiversity, need minimal water once established, and provide season-long blooms for pollinators when other flowers fade.
Perfect for wildflower meadow creation, habitat restoration, native landscape design, prairie gardens, and ecological stewardship. Seeds benefit from cold stratification and establish robust native plant populations for sustainable gardens that support local ecosystems and provide critical bird food sources.