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Sunflowers

18 years ago

Hi, I was wansdering if anyone knew where I could find a source for wild sunflowers of various species, (texas blueweed, etc). If anyone knows I would be very grateful since I am collecting native species and would like to add them to my collection. I am more into the wild types. Just anyones will do. I aprecite your attention in this matter.

Sincerely,

pomme8916

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
18 years ago
Since it has been a few days and no responses I will ask for more information.

Do you need to know the names of the sunflowers?

Some 'wild birdseed' have several sunflowers. I just tossed a handful of wild birdseed and raked them in this spring and among a dozen interesting things there seem to be perhaps three sorts of sunflowers. I don't know yet what I have.
pomme8916
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18 years ago
I font really need the anmes justlike different species of the. Thanks for your help albert 135.
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