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Mutant Sunflower 1/3
Last year I grew sunflowers here and there in my garden. I grew the type
that grow 12 feet tall and have a single huge head 18-24" across. I also grew the short ornamental type that have multiple 3"-6" flowers on 4'-6' plants. This year, I have this volunteer sunflower that appears to be a cross between the two. It's about 12' tall, but instead of the single large flower that these tall sunflowers have, it has about a dozen long stalks that grow out of the base of each leaf like the short ornamental ones have. The bottom sucker grew about 5 feet long and broke off. It reminds me of a hydra. I've never seen a sunflower like this before, is this something new and different, or something common that I've just not seen before? |
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