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Seeds Sunflower Yellow 3gr
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Seeds Sunflower Yellow 3gr

Lemon Leopold sunflower seeds produce tall, vigorous plants with large, daisy-like blooms. The flowers have lemon-yellow petals and a dark brown center, while the plants reach a height of 150–160 cm...

Lemon Leopold sunflower seeds produce tall, vigorous plants with large, daisy-like blooms. The flowers have lemon-yellow petals and a dark brown center, while the plants reach a height of 150–160 cm and are suitable for gardens, flower beds, and cut flowers.

  • Type: Seeds
  • Flower: Sunflower
  • Life cycle: Annual
  • Flowering season: Summer, autumn
  • Planting season:...
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Description & Specifications

Lemon Leopold sunflower seeds produce tall, vigorous plants with large, daisy-like blooms. The flowers have lemon-yellow petals and a dark brown center, while the plants reach a height of 150–160 cm and are suitable for gardens, flower beds, and cut flowers.

  • Type: Seeds
  • Flower: Sunflower
  • Life cycle: Annual
  • Flowering season: Summer, autumn
  • Planting season: Summer, autumn
  • Flower color: Lemon yellow with a dark brown center
  • Plant height: 150–160 cm
  • Package quantity: 3 g

Manufacturer

OEM

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Specifications

Type
Seed

Type

Seed

Small fruit that is planted in the soil and grows into a new plant, vegetable, or flower.
Biological
No

Quantity

Weight
3 gr

Seasonality

Life Cycle
Annual

Life Cycle

Annual

A plant that completes its life cycle, from germination to seed production, within one growing season and then dies.
Planting Season
N/A
Flowering Period
N/A

Family

Flowers
Sun

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