The Sunflower: The Helianthus Annus

Sunflower sunflower is classified as follows. Common name - sunflower, garden flower or common sunflower door: Trachea: Magnoliopsida Order: Asterales Department: Asteraceae: sunflower seed: sunflower sunflower is my favorite flower. One of the reasons for choosing sunflowers is their remarkable beauty, from long ambiguous stems to beautiful golden petals resembling the sunlight. Another reason I chose sunflower is because of the way sunflowers make me feel and the ability to light any room.

Sunflower (Helianthus) belongs to about 70 herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae. Sunflower grows mainly in North America and South America, and some species are grown as ornamental for their spectacular size, head flowers and edible seeds. Helianthus tuberosus is grown in edible underground tubers. A typical sunflower (H. annuus) has a thick stem length of 1 - 4.5 m (3 - 15 ft), a thick and coarse tooth, and a first - year student with thick leaves of 3 - 12 inches (7.5 - 30 cm) It is a plant. Spiral arrangement An attractive head flower is 7.5 to 15 cm in width in wild specimens, and more than 30 cm in width in cultivated type. Disk flowers are brown, yellow or purple, and petal-like flowers are yellow. Fruits are single-seeded acne

Diluted annual plants, such as sunflower, sunflower, cosmos, cosmos bipinnatus, and evening scented red leather, have been sowed in place so that they are not crowded and become long legs. Please dilute to healthy seedling every 10 ~ 15 cm according to the expected growth of plants. If done carefully, that rejection may be ported to other places. Elaine Hughes is a landscape architect who was awarded the RHS Gold Award and is interested in creating a beautiful and practical space that is particularly versatile and sustainable. She designed various projects including private gardens, community gardens, public areas, schools and community venues.