Sunflowers

The closest related "vegetable" would be the Jerusalem artichoke. Jerusalem artichokes are the root of Helianthus tuberosus, a plant in the same genus as domestic sunflowers.

it is an omnivore and eats varietys of plants and seeds.
a blue jay eats insects,nuts and seeds

smooth and not peeling

The petals of the Sunflower are bright yellow and are arranged in a somewhat circle form, making it similar to the sun. Because of this, and also because of the fact that it needs the Sun to grow, it got the name "Sun`s Flower", which was later shortened to "Sunflower".

Question answer by cr47t.

cardinals ,american goldfinches ,etc.

yes

Helianthus.

in the sun.

yes it has.

Patrick did.

only if you dont water them

No, they are seed producing.

YES...................... but only the seeds

No, not pure oil.

Cardinals, grosbeaks, woodpeckers, finches.

Sunflowers are prairie natives, which means that they need lots and lots of sunlight and wide open spaces. The plants can grow to 12 feet in height, and stalks placed too closely can suffer from reduced airflow, in the form of mildew. That being said, be aware that the heavy flower heads can pull the plants right over in windy conditions. The multi-branched varieties suffer less from this problem. Ordinary garden soil works best, as rich soil will produce more leaves than blossom.

yes

take the seed, and dig about 3 inches under and put the seed in the hole.

make sure to lightly cover the seeds so they can push out of the ground.

keep each seed apart 2 inches. it depends how many you grow to water them.

water 15 to 20 seeds 1/2 gallon of water when there still seeds.

water 15 to 20 seed 3/4 of a gallon when they start to come up.

when they grow about a foot, you probly whant to water them 1 gallon ever 15 20 seeds.

when the sunflowers are fully grown, water them 2 gallons every 15 to 20 seeds. they take alot of water.

when they are fully grown, bees will be polinating them.

The Sunflower represents the connection from the dead to the living. Wiesenthal is envious because, he knows he wouldn't get a sunflower, he would get buried in a pit and burn.

van Goth

yes they are imagrants

Like most foods, it depends on the individual. Sunflowers seeds can cause excess gas and bloating in some individuals. Those on a low residue diet, such as people with diverticulosis, should also avoid sunflower seeds as it can aggravate their condition.

You cannot eat a sunflower, but you can eat it's seeds. Hope I helped. ;)

Sunflower oil comes from the seeds. The oil's purpose is to provide nutrients and energy for the seedling.