Swamp Sunflower 32 Live Plants (Helianthus angustifolius) – Native Tall Wildflower for Pollinator Gardens & Wildlife Habitat, Late Season Blooms, Low Maintenance, Partial to Full Sun Perennial Plant

Swamp Sunflower 32 Live Plants (Helianthus angustifolius) – Native Tall Wildflower for Pollinator Gardens & Wildlife Habitat, Late Season Blooms, Low Maintenance, Partial to Full Sun Perennial Plant

$339.98

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FLORIDA NATIVE GOLDEN SUNFLOWER PERENNIAL: Produces masses of striking golden blooms on tall stems, adding bold vertical color and natural structure to garden beds, meadows, and naturalized landscapes throughout the late season.
POLLINATOR HABITAT AND LATE SEASON RESOURCE: The abundant golden flowers provide a vital late-season source of nectar and pollen for native bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects, supporting healthy ecosystems and wildlife-friendly gardens when many other flowers have finished.
FULL SUN AND WELL-DRAINED SOIL PERFORMER: Thrives in full sun and performs well in loam and well-drained soils with adequate moisture, making it a versatile and low-maintenance choice for a wide range of sunny garden and landscape settings.
BOLD BACK OF BORDER NATIVE PLANT: The tall, upright stems and masses of golden blooms make this native sunflower ideal for the back of large beds, meadow plantings, wildlife gardens, and naturalized landscapes where bold color and vertical structure are desired.
LIVE PLANTS SHIPPED READY TO ESTABLISH: Native to Florida, Georgia, Texas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, and West Virginia — each plant arrives vigorous and well-established, shipped in protective packaging and ready to thrive outdoors from the moment it arrives.
UNSUITABLE STATES FOR PRODUCT SURVIVAL : Not suited for gardens in Alaska,Arizona,California,Montana,Idaho,Nevada,Oregon,Washington,Utah,New Mexico,Colorado,Wyoming,South Dakota,North Dakota,Illinois,Minnesota,Wisconsin,Michigan Indiana,Ohio,Iowa,Nebraska,Kansas,Missouri,Maryland,Delaware,West Virginia,Kentucky,Pennsylvania,New Jersey,New York,Massachusetts,New Hampshire,Connecticut,Rhode Island,Vermont,Maine, where regional climate & soil conditions fall outside plant's natural growing range.