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Sun Flowers
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Sun Flowers
Chris Brodie wrote: Hello I am new to this group and I am wandering if anyone can tell me why my sunflower has about six flower heads growing from the stem? Is this normal? I have never seen this before. Thanking you in advance for your kind co-operation. Chris Brodie On a regular Sun Flower, Neither have I! need to get a picture of that! That, in my memory, is indeed unusual. What have you been feeding it and have you pinched a bud out? I do have a plant/shrub from Africa called African Sun (Daisy Shrub or Euryops Chrysanthemoides (spelling?)) that has many ,many tiny sunny blooms, but not a regular sunflower. -- nTX USDA Z 7B Leona Non Commercial site http://www.geocities.com/tvksi/index.htm |
Sun Flowers
I'm in Leander in recently converted fields (to neighborhoods, that is) and
we have sunflowers everywhere about chest or chin high with several flower stalks radiating out from the main stem. 6 or 12 flowers or whatever per plant - one main stem per plant. -- John T. Jarrett http://logontexas.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Web Design - Program - Host - Maintain - Databases - E-Commerce $9.95 Nationwide Dial-Up ISP new customers welcome... --------------------------------------------------------------- "Leona Henderson" wrote in message ... Chris Brodie wrote: Hello I am new to this group and I am wandering if anyone can tell me why my sunflower has about six flower heads growing from the stem? Is this normal? I have never seen this before. Thanking you in advance for your kind co-operation. Chris Brodie On a regular Sun Flower, Neither have I! need to get a picture of that! That, in my memory, is indeed unusual. What have you been feeding it and have you pinched a bud out? I do have a plant/shrub from Africa called African Sun (Daisy Shrub or Euryops Chrysanthemoides (spelling?)) that has many ,many tiny sunny blooms, but not a regular sunflower. -- nTX USDA Z 7B Leona Non Commercial site http://www.geocities.com/tvksi/index.htm |
Sun Flowers
I doubt it - there's barely any dirt over the rock out here.
Plus I would never call them spectacular! They are way prettier than a field of weeds - don't get me wrong! But scraggly as the dickens! Scratchy, too, if you walk through a field of them. -- John T. Jarrett http://logontexas.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Web Design - Program - Host - Maintain - Databases - E-Commerce $9.95 Nationwide Dial-Up ISP new customers welcome... --------------------------------------------------------------- "S. Wheeler" wrote in message m... isn't this swamp sunflower? We used to have them in Louisiana. . . .they form huge clumps and are really spectacular. . . . "John T. Jarrett" wrote in message ... I'm in Leander in recently converted fields (to neighborhoods, that is) and we have sunflowers everywhere about chest or chin high with several flower stalks radiating out from the main stem. 6 or 12 flowers or whatever per plant - one main stem per plant. -- John T. Jarrett http://logontexas.com --------------------------------------------------------------- Web Design - Program - Host - Maintain - Databases - E-Commerce $9.95 Nationwide Dial-Up ISP new customers welcome... --------------------------------------------------------------- "Leona Henderson" wrote in message ... Chris Brodie wrote: Hello I am new to this group and I am wandering if anyone can tell me why my sunflower has about six flower heads growing from the stem? Is this normal? I have never seen this before. Thanking you in advance for your kind co-operation. Chris Brodie On a regular Sun Flower, Neither have I! need to get a picture of that! That, in my memory, is indeed unusual. What have you been feeding it and have you pinched a bud out? I do have a plant/shrub from Africa called African Sun (Daisy Shrub or Euryops Chrysanthemoides (spelling?)) that has many ,many tiny sunny blooms, but not a regular sunflower. -- nTX USDA Z 7B Leona Non Commercial site http://www.geocities.com/tvksi/index.htm |
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