Sunflowers are tall compared to other flowers because they have a unique ability to grow quickly and reach towards the sun. Their stems are strong and flexible, allowing them to grow upwards rapidly to maximize their exposure to sunlight for photosynthesis. This adaptation helps sunflowers compete for sunlight and nutrients in their environment, leading to their impressive height.
All flowers grow to different heights. I have seen sunflowers that are 8 feet tall and crocuses that are only 8 inches tall.
Some flowers that grow tall include sunflowers, hollyhocks, delphiniums, and foxgloves. These flowers can reach heights of several feet, making them ideal choices for adding vertical interest to your garden or landscape.
Some traits of sunflowers include their tall stems, large bright yellow flowers, and the ability to track the movement of the sun throughout the day. Sunflowers are also known for their edible seeds and their attraction to pollinators like bees and butterflies.
To accurately identify sunflowers, look for tall plants with large, bright yellow flowers that have a dark center. Sunflowers typically have rough, hairy stems and leaves that are large and heart-shaped. Additionally, sunflowers tend to face towards the sun, tracking its movement throughout the day.
Sunflowers? I don't know if that is succulent though...
That's great that she loves flowers and gardening! Sunflowers are always a great choice of flower in a garden. They can grow very tall and are gorgeous!
Asians are not generally considered to be tall compared to other ethnic groups.
they can grow to tall
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Tall sunflowers are not endangered. Depending on your definition, most sunflower plants grow to be "tall" (from 5 to ten feet). Many commercial varieties are mass-produced specifically for height, such as American Giant Hybrid.
Unless you grow a dwarf type of sunflower, such as "Teddy bear" you would not grow them in pots. Most sunflowers grow tall, and become rather top-heavy. Sunflowers need lots of room to grow--including the roots, which need to spread out beneath the soil in order to anchor the plant. Even muli-stemmed sunflowers, whose individual flowers are fairly small (for a sunflower), get top-heavy because of the number of flowers on the stem. So, if you absolutely MUST grow one in a pot, select the shortest cultivar you can, and still put that in an over-sized pot. So, sunflowers grow better in the ground, but it is possible and challenging to grow them in pots.
sunflowers can grow from 8 to 12 ft