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Mexican Sunflower - (Tithonia rotundifolia 'Torch') |
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The Mexican Sunflower was the 1951 AAS winner. Red-orange dahlia-like blooms with bright yellow centers flower freely midsummer to frost. Butterflies especially Monarchs flock to them and Goldfinches sit on the flowers and daintily eat the seeds. Bushy plants with attractive green foliage for back of the border, hedges, focal points. Called Golden Flower of the Incas in the 1940s. Vibrant cut flowers. A treat for the senses. Approx 50 seeds per pack
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