Sunflowers

The head of a sunflower will naturally droop as it forms seeds. If your sunflower is drooping before it has even formed a head, it likely needs more water.

Sunflowers have sevral sworn enemies, although the biggest threat to the sunflower population currently is the Moonflower.

With the exception of Jerusalem artichokes, all domesticated sunflower varieties are annuals. There are a few wild species that are perennial.

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The tallest established breed is probably American Giant Hybrid.

For the sunflower (Helianthus annuus), the seed is a multilayered future plant that is enjoyed as a food source by many. What you see, when you have a sunflower seed, is the hard shell. It can be all black or striped. Break that open and you have the actual seed. The outer most covering on the seed, usually you don't notice it, is call the integumentary or seed coat.

The average size of a sunflower is 2.5 meters (about 8 feet).

The general meaning behind a friend giving you a sunflower, is a conveying of warmth, happiness, adoration and longevity. It can be a gift to lift one's spirits or to boost their spiritual faith. You must consider, however, that many people don't look for the meanings of certain flowers. They just present the flower to you because they want you to be happy, and think that you will enjoy the gift.

It's kind of like a corn stalk and produce one flower sometimes two.

"Deadheading", or removing dead heads, would serve no purpose on the common sunflower. They are annual plants, and thus will die at the end of the year, and will not grow any new heads later on. Removing the flower head on a still growing plant may make it taller and live longer, but would also destroy the aesthetic aspects of growing one in the first place.

You Take the seeds out :)

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The common garden sunflower (Helianthus annuus) does not have a tap root, and must be replanted every year. Many wild species and some domesticated ones, such as the Jerusalem artichoke, do produce a tap root.

Both sunflower and water hyacinth need leaf

in late spring,sunflower seed will germinate

This depends on the size of the head. There is a specific formula to calculate the number of florets (with one pistil per floret).

you leave them over night and you fry them in the frying pan it's nice to put a bit of citric acid on

depends on how many you buy

Yes it is a dicot .Mostly it's the grassy sort of plants that are monocots and they include corn,tulips etc.Dicots are the largest group of the two and consist of many familiar plants-roses,oaks,beans,apples etc. They emerge from the ground with two leaves instead of one.

and that leads to sunflowers having the most:)

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The sunflower is a bisexual flower. This means that it has both male and female reproductive parts, so you not need both a male and female plant in order to have flowers.

Sunflowers produce large, flat green or greenish-purple leaves that are saw-tooth edged.

Follow I directions on the back of the packet and add the amount that is recommended