Striking Blooms

The Mexican sunflower's bold orange blooms are a true standout, creating vibrant color displays in gardens. These flower seeds produce large, eye-catching blossoms that attract pollinators, adding visual appeal to any landscape.

Fast-growing

Mexican sunflower seeds germinate rapidly, developing into sturdy plants that thrive in various conditions. Known for their fast growth, these seeds produce tall, lush stems topped with vivid blooms, making them an ideal choice for quick, impactful garden results.

Erosion Control

With its robust root system, this plant is excellent for stabilizing soil and preventing erosion. Mexican sunflower seeds grow into dense plants that provide ground coverage, making them ideal for protecting slopes and enhancing the natural beauty of the terrain.

Drought Resistant

These drought-tolerant plants are perfect for low-maintenance gardens, thriving even in dry conditions. Mexican sunflower seeds produce resilient blooms that retain their vibrancy and beauty with minimal water, making them a sustainable and decorative choice for arid landscapes.

Mexican Sunflower Orange (Tithonia Speciosa Goldfinger) - Mexican Sunflower Goldfinger can be easily grown from Tithonia seeds. The incredible 3 - 4 inch orange flowers are excellent for cutting. They also are butterfly magnets, particularly the Monarch butterfly. The plants begin blooming in July or August and continues until frost. Grow these flowers behind beds or borders where their coarse texture, rangy habit and vivid flowers will stand above less boisterous plantings. Orange Tithonia plants may grow as a perennial in USDA Zones 10 - 11.

Growing Mexican Sunflower from flower seeds is extremely easy. Directly sow the seeds into prepared seed beds after all danger of frost has passed. Amend the soil with organic compost a couple of weeks before sowing the Tithonia seeds. Sow the flower seed in groups of 2 - 3 seeds spaced 12 - 18 inches apart. Thin to the strongest plant. The Orange Mexican Sunflower plant will benefit from having the spent blooms removed. The plant thrives in hot, sunny climates and does best if it is allowed to dry out in-between deep waterings as the plants are heat and drought tolerant.

Striking Blooms

The Mexican sunflower's bold orange blooms are a true standout, creating vibrant color displays in gardens. These flower seeds produce large, eye-catching blossoms that attract pollinators, adding visual appeal to any landscape.

Fast-growing

Mexican sunflower seeds germinate rapidly, developing into sturdy plants that thrive in various conditions. Known for their fast growth, these seeds produce tall, lush stems topped with vivid blooms, making them an ideal choice for quick, impactful garden results.

Erosion Control

With its robust root system, this plant is excellent for stabilizing soil and preventing erosion. Mexican sunflower seeds grow into dense plants that provide ground coverage, making them ideal for protecting slopes and enhancing the natural beauty of the terrain.

Drought Resistant

These drought-tolerant plants are perfect for low-maintenance gardens, thriving even in dry conditions. Mexican sunflower seeds produce resilient blooms that retain their vibrancy and beauty with minimal water, making them a sustainable and decorative choice for arid landscapes.

Mexican Sunflower Yellow (Tithonia Speciosa Yellow Torch) - This beautiful yellow annual is grown from Mexican Sunflower seeds. The incredible 3 - 4 inch yellow flowers are excellent for cutting. They also are butterfly magnets, particularly the Monarch butterfly. Yellow Torch begins blooming in July or August and continues until frost. Place yellow Mexican Sunflower plants behind beds or borders where their coarse texture, rangy habit and vivid flowers will stand above less boisterous plantings. Tithonia may grow as a perennial in USDA Zones 10 - 11.

Growing Mexican Sunflower from flower seeds is very easy and fun! Directly sow the seeds into prepared seed beds after all danger of frost has passed. Prepare the bed a couple of weeks before sowing and add organic mulch. Sow Tithonia seeds in groups of 2 - 3 seeds spaced 12 - 18 inches apart. Thin the seedlings to the strongest plant. The Mexican Sunflower plant will benefit from having the spent blooms removed. The plant thrives in hot, sunny climates and does best if it is allowed to dry out in-between deep waterings as the plants are both heat and drought tolerant.

Striking Blooms

The Mexican sunflower's bold orange blooms are a true standout, creating vibrant color displays in gardens. These flower seeds produce large, eye-catching blossoms that attract pollinators, adding visual appeal to any landscape.

Fast-growing

Mexican sunflower seeds germinate rapidly, developing into sturdy plants that thrive in various conditions. Known for their fast growth, these seeds produce tall, lush stems topped with vivid blooms, making them an ideal choice for quick, impactful garden results.

Erosion Control

With its robust root system, this plant is excellent for stabilizing soil and preventing erosion. Mexican sunflower seeds grow into dense plants that provide ground coverage, making them ideal for protecting slopes and enhancing the natural beauty of the terrain.

Drought Resistant

These drought-tolerant plants are perfect for low-maintenance gardens, thriving even in dry conditions. Mexican sunflower seeds produce resilient blooms that retain their vibrancy and beauty with minimal water, making them a sustainable and decorative choice for arid landscapes.

Mexican Sunflower Mix(Tithonia Speciosa Mix) - This beautiful flowering mix is grown from Mexican Sunflower seeds. The incredible 3 - 4 inch flowers are excellent for cutting. They also are butterfly magnets, particularly the Monarch butterfly. This Tithonia seed mix begins blooming in July or August and continues until frost. Place Mexican Sunflower plants behind beds or borders where their coarse texture, rangy habit and vivid red, orange, and yellow flowers will stand above less boisterous plantings. Tithonia may grow as a perennial in USDA Zones 10 - 11.

Growing Mexican Sunflower from flower seeds is very easy and fun! Directly sow the seeds into prepared seed beds after all danger of frost has passed. Prepare the bed a couple of weeks before sowing and add organic mulch. Sow Tithonia seeds in groups of 2 - 3 seeds spaced 12 - 18 inches apart. Thin the seedlings to the strongest plant. The Mexican Sunflower plant will benefit from having the spent blooms removed. The plant thrives in hot, sunny climates and does best if it is allowed to dry out in-between deep waterings as the plants are both heat and drought tolerant requiring very little water.