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    Sunflowers - always have seeds

    We have a decent crop of sunflowers but they are knee high. Yellow head black. Center. But it doesn’t seem like a lot of seeds. More of like a small leaf

    If they head out yellow do they always have sunflowers seeds?

    #2
    Not necessarily. They must be pollinated and must also mature. They can have “faulty” seeds... basically useless

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      #3
      You have to give them time to mature the seed

      They don't flower with mature seeds in them

      Deer around here love sunflowers, ate them down to the stalks before they hit peas

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          #5
          That looks to me like a flower that failed to mature but hard to tell

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            #6
            Can you tell if these are pollinated and seeded, these are native

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              #7
              Originally posted by warrington View Post
              Can you tell if these are pollinated and seeded, these are native
              Very interested as well.

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                #8
                Originally posted by warrington View Post
                We have a decent crop of sunflowers but they are knee high. Yellow head black. Center. But it doesn’t seem like a lot of seeds. More of like a small leaf

                If they head out yellow do they always have sunflowers seeds?
                Ours did the same,I haven't been back to our place since July 4th,so I hope ours haven't burnt up,but last time I was there they were knee high and solid yellow field.

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                  #9
                  Seeds

                  Be interesting


                  We have doves just not a lot compared to the number of sunflowers we have

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