HELIANTHUS Annuus 'Sunspot' (Sunflower, Dwarf Single - Sunspot)

HELIANTHUS Annuus 'Sunspot' (Sunflower, Dwarf Single - Sunspot) is a compact variety of the common sunflower. It is prized for its shorter stature and large, bright yellow flowers. 'Sunspot' Sunflower is a dwarf variety that typically grows to a height of 1 to 3 feet (30 to 90 cm) and spreads about 1 to 2 feet (30 to 60 cm) wide. It has sturdy stems and broad, heart-shaped leaves. The plant produces a single large flower head at the top of each stem. The flower head of 'Sunspot' Sunflower is the main attraction. It is composed of a dark brown center, known as the disc florets, surrounded by bright yellow ray florets. The ray florets are typically numerous and create a vibrant display. The flower heads are relatively large in proportion to the compact size of the plant. 'Sunspot' Sunflower typically blooms from mid-summer to fall, depending on the specific growing conditions and climate. The flowering period can last several weeks, providing a burst of color and attracting pollinators