Japanese Tayo Sunflower (Heliathus annus): An ancient sunflower in typical Japanese style, its flower head is perfectly proportioned between the outer and inner petals, linear, simple, and beautiful. The plant grows about one and a half meters tall, and its inflorescence is melliferous. You can grow it in a pot or between rows in the vegetable garden to attract bees and pollinators. It requires little water. Particularly early, it can be grown in two successive sowings, taking the seeds from the first.
Pure Zen for your garden.
