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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
Why does a rose grows faster then a sunflower?
Roses do not grow faster than sunflowers. Sunflowers will sprout, grow to their full adult height, bloom, produce seeds, and die all within a single season. Rose bushes take two to three years to reach an age where they will bloom and grow flowers. So therefor roses do not grow faster than sunflowers.
Will sunflowers grow if you plant them too deep?
If they were able to grow, then they obviously weren't planted too deep. Most sunflowers can be planted up to six inches deep and still germinate, though it will take longer to make it to the surface.
Yes it can. Driving long hours as a professional driver I often had to resort to salty chips or sunflower seeds to get back my alertness for few extra hours. For some reason it works. It can give you 3-4 hours of alertness after you thought you have to stop for a nap, however, after that no amount of salt will keep you awake. Use it for emergency, don't make it a habit.
Does eating the outside of sunflower seeds cause problems?
Large numbers of them could cause intestinal obstruction, as they are somewhat woody in composition and not easily broken down by the digestive system. Eating a few will not hurt you, though.
How many grams of fat are in one fourth cup of sunflower seeds?
There are 15g of fat in 1/4 cup of sunflower seeds and 15g of fat in 3/4 cup of sunflower seeds still in the shell.
In which direction do sunflowers point?
no i cannot answer it if i was noing the answer i didnot ask from you
Do sunflowers grow in January?
Yes. You can grow a sunflower at any time of the year if you can provide the right conditions. Summer in the southern hemisphere occurs throughout January, providing suitable conditions for sunflowers in most temperate areas. Many places, such as Hawaii or India are warm year round and thus can grow sunflowers at any time.
How do sunflowers make more sunflowers?
Sunflowers have seeds that will fall to the ground from the wind or travel with animals. Farmers sometimes plant entire fields of sunflowers to sell them for the oil in the seeds.
Will sunflowers come back next year?
Domestic sunflowers are annuals. The plant will die off completely at the end of each year. If the seeds are left on the head to fall off and scatter, it is possible that new sunflowers will grow there the following year.
Some species of wild sunflowers, as well as Jerusalem artichokes, have a tap root that will allow the plant to grow back the following year.
What form is morimura's singing sunflowers in?
I would say it is in the photography form. I would say it is in the photography form.
Which one grows faster a daisy or a sunflower?
Daisies and sunflowers are cousins, as they are all asters (star flowers) of the Asteraceae or Compositae family.
If by daisy you mean the Ox-eyed daisy that grows wild by the side of the road, then the daisy is certainly the one to grow faster and die faster. The daisy only lasts about 6-8 weeks in early spring. It takes that long for the first flowers to develop on the sunflower plant. The sunflower needs warm temperatures, and can be grown as long as there is no frost.
The Shasta daisy is a bigger and better daisy cultivar that blooms in June-July, but the sunflower still has it beat in height, width, and length of time before a bloom appears.
First of all, humans enjoy sunflower seeds, as well as the roots of a sunflower known as the "sunchoke" or Jerusalem artichoke. Other animals that enjoy a nibble on a sunflower head, or parts of the plant, are birds, rodents, rabbits, insects, etc.
How do sunflowers adapt to their natural environment?
Well then there isn't a sicnectific fornuals yet to answerb this question! im so sorry but there peals can bring then water from the sun! they akso get some water from ther ain to! this makes then stay alive.
p.s did you know that they can grow up to 2 meters!!!1
isn't that amazing they are usaly yellow are greenish!
The are so tall and are able to get mor light hotest and water from the sun and rain!
they lean toward the sun, long roots to absorb water
What is the symbol of sunflowers in the cover design of Jose Rizal's first novel?
Jose Rizal (Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda, born June 19, 1861 & died December 30 1896) was a Filipino nationalist, reformist and ophthalmologist. His first novel was Noli Me Tangere (Touch me Not). The title refers to John 20:17 wher Jesus tells Mary Magdalene "Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father".
There are several symbols on the cover:
- Sunflowers: enlightenment especially the youth
- Cross: suffering
- Pomelo Blossoms and Laurel Leaves: honor and fidelity
- Silhouette of a Filipina: Maria Clara
- Burning Torch: rage and passion
- Bamboo stalks cut down but grew back: resilience
- Man in cassock with hairy feet: priest using religion in dirty way
- Chains: slavery
- Whip: cruelty
- Helmet of Guardia Civil: arrogance of authority
Are artichokes related to sunflowers?
Yes.
What's commonly referred to as an artichoke should really be called a 'globe artichoke' to differentiate it from a 'Jerusalem artichoke' and the other varieties.
Sunflowers and (globe) Artichokes are from the same family Asteraceae, but so are daisies, chicory, safflower, and iceberg lettuce (and more than 20,000 other variety of plants)
The globe artichoke is from a variety of Thistle; and like a sunflower, the flower part will bloom and have seeds within the bloom. We just usually happen to eat them before that happens.
Aside from the two most common types (globe and jerusalem) there are at least a dozen other types of edible artichoke with a variety of names (chinese artichoke, etc). Some are sunflowers (or would be if allowed to bloom) such as the jerusalem while others more closely resemble thistles if not harvested first.
Essentially the choke can be harvested off of most variety of thistle or sunflower before it blooms, some are more edible than others. For example the Siena Artichoke has a heart soft enough to eat raw.
How much drainage do sunflowers need?
Sunflowers like to have good drainage. If you add plenty of compost to the soil, this can help to break poorly drained soil up. Also, you can raise the bed where they are to grow to improve drainage.
What is the restricted area government project located on Arizona old state route 87 near Sunflower?
This is a test base for new tech.
How do you get sunflower seeds out of sunflowers Do you have to kill the sunflower?
When the heads are ripe: cut and tie them together and dry in the sun for a week or so. Then you can remove the seeds by either rubbing them out or by laying them on a sheet on the floor and hitting them with a stick or (clean) broom.
Further drying of the seeds for another week is best. They can than be roasted or prepared for eating or long term storage.
Harvesting the sunflower heads with a clean cut will not kill the plant; only the flower itself. And like any other plant that flowers, it will eventually grow more flower heads.
