These are amazing perennial heirlooms to add to any garden. They are hardy through all USDA zones. Meaning these bright beauties will come back year after year and they will survive frosts. They are also drought-tolerant and can be grown in poor soil conditions. They spread and care should be taken when choosing a spot as they can grow 15-20 feet high. They are branching and flowers start low and go all the way up. They produce an abundant number of medium to small-size blooms. They have a great vase life. These are the first to bloom and provide early abundance for all local pollinators. These bloom through summer and into fall!

Helianthus Dalyi

“This North American native is a rarely seen, Perennial Sunflower. Growing in that more "wild" form, it is one of the classic North American Prairie Wildflowers. Once cultivated for its edible rhizome by Native Americans, it is now widely and popularly cultivated as a meadow wildflower or garden ornamental.”

These have just been transplanted into one-gallon pots and there is a minimum of two per pot. Some have rhizomes and are in a bunch of 4 or more.