HAVE: Perennial sunflowers, mixed

19 years ago

I'm going to thin out my sunflowers this Spring. I have a mixed border and can't guarantee any particular breed. That said, I have these:

-Helianthus giganteus 'Sheila's Sunshine'

-H. simulans

-H. maximilianii (and H. m. 'Sante Fe' and 'Lemon Yellow')

-H. angustifolius 'Mellow Yellow'

There are some Silphiums mixed in, but they don't transplant as easily. Also, there is Culver's Root and Ironweed mixed in, so there is a small chance that I may inadvertently send some of that along. There are also a few other types/breeds like H. 'Lemon Queen' and H. x multiflorus 'Flore Pleno' that I never seem to notice until they bloom, so they may get passed on also.

I'll be glad to send some bareroot before they come out of dormancy (let's say before mid-April at the latest) if any of you are interested.

kent

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homegrownsc
19 years ago
Are you looking for something specific in trade or would you consider postage? I've got some SC weeds...a true delicacy for chickens, LOL. I'd love to have some!

Thank you,
C
slubberdegulion
Original Author
19 years ago
I've sent you an e-mail through your e-mail address. I hope you get it! Let me know if not.
kent
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fammsimm
19 years ago
Kent,

I would be interested, too if you still have some to share. Drop me an email, and we can discuss.

Thanks!
Marilyn
slubberdegulion
Original Author
19 years ago
I have loads! I'm sending you a message via GW, since I seem to have not yet remembered to keep your e-mail address.

I can't believe I've gotten a response at all! : )
SallyS97
12 years ago
I have a Sante Fe Helianthus that I need to move and I'm not sure how to do it. Can anyone give me some advice? When would be the best time to move it? I've read other places that the roots are really more like rhizomes, is that correct? I love it but I had no idea it would take over like it has, in only 2 years.