Sunflower - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Sunflowers ( Helianthus annuus ) are annual plants native to the Americas, that possess a large inflorescence (flowering head). What is usually called the flower is actually a head (formally com...
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/Growing sunflowers: timing, growing from seed, new cultivars, pollenless cutting types ... Growing sunflowers; Easy, sun-loving annuals ... Growing sunflowers attracts birds, bees and butterflies to your garden.
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Most of us call them sunflowers with an "s." But according to Mary Lou, whose work in sunflower breeding took her to many parts of the world for 21 years, sunflower never turns into sunflowers...ever! So, if you have one sunflower or twenty, you still have sunflower.
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There are more than sixty different kinds of sunflowers in the U.S. ... Sunflowers originally came from the U.S. ... Sunflowers are the state flower for Kansas.
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With the increasing interest in ornamental sunflowers and several million acres of land devoted to oilseed production, it's hard to imagine sunflowers as an unpopular plant. The sunflower is one of only four major crops of global importance native to the United States (blueberry, cranberry, and pecan are the other three).
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In Peru, this flower was much reverenced by the Aztecs, and in their temples of the Sun, the priestesses were crowned with Sunflowers and carried them in their hands. The early Spanish conquerors found in these temples numerous representations of the Sunflower wrought in pure gold.
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