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Black Oil sunflower - for sprouting (Helianthus annuus)
Black Oil - The shoots can be eaten fresh or in a salad. Shoots can be harvested at 3-4 inches.
Seed is untreated as standard.
An ideal cut flower hybrids with golden-yellow petals and dark brown disks, completely devoid of pollen. The dorit petals are slightly deeper yellow.
The inflorescence's size is relatively large and it partly dictated by the plant population and by the amount of water the plant absorbed.
Depending on the temperatures, the flower may be ready for cutting 65-130 days after sowing.
Varieties are cold resistant and can be sown at least two weeks earlier than standard varieties in spring.
Grey Stripe Sunflower - for sprouting (Helianthus annuus)
Grey Stripe sunflower is one of the more popular varieties used for sprouting. The shoots can be eaten fresh or in a salad. Shoots can be harvested at 3-4 inches.
Seed is untreated as standard.
