Bill R wrote:

Tyra Trevellyn wrote:

Well.....I'm growing new ones 'cuz my wabbits ate my old ones. (Wild wabbits,
mind you.)

Best,
Tyra
nNJ usa

I also have had LOTS of problems with sunflowers this
spring. We had a very wet, cool spring and between the
weather and the critters I lost a lot of the early ones that
I started. The latest batch are doing very well and I
expect a lot of sunflowers next month.
--
Bill R. (Ohio Valley, U.S.A)

Oh, good. It has been way too wet and rainy for seeds here - all my
father's literally rotted in the ground - and I really did want some
sunflowers. I'm in Central VA and this time last week it was 60 degrees
with torrential downpours. Today we're supposed to hit 100. Sigh. So,
you think I can put the sunflower seeds in the ground this weekend and
have some sprouts before too long?

Thanks, Callen