These are romping away, and will probably need potting up transplanting soon. They always grow rather quick, I had forgotten that!
Might even sown some more later in May perhaps. These will flourish for a long time if the weather conditions are okay. So it’s worth watching this carefully. These are large sunflowers and sunburst sunflowers.
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Mine haven’t popped up yet, I have sunflower envy now.. 🙂
These have been left to their own devices. Bit leggy now!
You’ve just reminded me I need to get ours going. I use them as a pretty fence along that path to discourage people from entering our plot.
Interesting idea. I put them along the edges of beds as a screen
Interesting to see what sunflower seedlings look like. Jerusalem artichokes are supposedly from the same family but my shoots look nothing like these.