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Sunflowers
The Sunflower, Helianthus annuus is an annual flower of the Americas best known for its bright yellow petals and delicious seeds.
1,001 Questions
How do cockatiels eat sunflowers how do you feed them it?
Well you open the bag of sunflower seeds and feed them to the cockatiels. They will then eat them.
Name of the flower that looks like a sunflower and is red?
Probably sunflower - they come in every shade or red-orange-yellow, from pale yellow to dark brown. Other than that, the same family - the compositae - has dozens of similar plants that it could be.
Can eating a lot of sunflower seeds give you stones?
Kidney / bladder stones are caused by a buildup of calcium and is usually linked to an underlying kidney condition. Sunflower seeds are not a particularly large source of calcium, at least compared to most other seeds or leafy vegetables, and are unlikely to contribute significantly to stone formation.
Do people in Egypt eat sunflower seeds?
Yes they do. It is sold on the streets everywhere. But it is a smaller size seed. And tan not black
Why are sunflowers grown in North Dakota and South Dakota?
Sunflowers are used to make a healthy oil.
Is eating too many sunflower seeds bad?
yes, because they can get you sick. yes, because they can get you sick.
yes, sunflowers do grow in hawaii but warmish places like hilo not kona
Does SIC 2068 include sunflower seeds?
Salted or roasted sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, and other seeds are also included in this category
Can goldfish eat sunflower seeds?
if the goldfish is really small probly not because the seed would be too much for the fish to handle.....the fish probly wouldn't try to eat it or just mistake it for a rock...if the gldfish was bigger than it may...like thinking that it was a rock...they may do that but that's two help te fish.
They grow in fields. But only in the summer.So,that means only 17% grows in the fall,winter.and spring.There you have it they grow in fields but only in summer.
What is 'sunflower' in Spanish?
"Girasol" is a Spanish equivalent of "sunflower" (Helianthus anuus).
The Spanish word is a masculine noun. Its singular definite article is "el" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "un" ("a, one"). It literally means "turn (with the) sun."
The pronunciation is "HEE-rah-SOHL."
Pick your seeds out of the sunflower and put them into a bowl. Pour water into the bowl, enough as to where the sunflower seeds are floating. Then add salt to the water and seeds, depending on how many seeds you have, start with 1/4 cup of salt and stir real good. Let them set in the salt water over night. Stir them now and then. After soaking all nite, drain the water off and put the seeds on wax paper and let dry. They will turn white. Take a cookie sheet and put butter or margarine on it and heat it up and spread the margarine out to coat the pan. Set oven at 350. put the seeds on the cookie sheet and bake about 15 minutes. Make sure you stir the seeds up so they get coated with margarine. Let them cool. You can crack them and eat the insides or eat them whole. Enjoy...
I was wondering since Greenland is kinda cold Can sunflowers grow in Greenland?
I heard that flowers can grow on the edges of greenland.
What does the sunflowers seeds taste like?
it has a hint flavor of peanuts, the other flavor is hard to explain but it's good
beans are illegalto eat in the us! EAT MY FACE!
What are some things below the sunflowers on a food chain?
Nothing is below a sunflower it is a consumer.
