Botanical Interests Sunflower Mammoth Seeds


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The Classic Giant Sunflower — Towering, Iconic & Endlessly Rewarding

Some plants are more than just flowers — they're an experience. Sunflower 'Mammoth' is the sunflower of childhood memories, county fairs, and backyard wonder: a single towering stalk reaching 8–12 feet tall, crowned with a massive golden-yellow flower head that can span 12 inches or more across. It's the sunflower that makes kids measure themselves against the stem and adults reach for their cameras. Botanical Interests brings you this beloved heirloom classic in a non-GMO, open-pollinated form.

'Mammoth' (Helianthus annuus) is the quintessential single-stem sunflower, producing one enormous flower head per plant loaded with plump, striped seeds — the same type used for roasting, snacking, and feeding birds. It's a garden staple that delivers on every level: drama, nostalgia, wildlife value, and a generous edible seed harvest.

Why You'll Love It

  • Truly giant blooms — flower heads up to 12+ inches across on plants reaching 8–12 feet tall; a genuine garden spectacle
  • Edible seed harvest — large, plump striped seeds perfect for roasting, snacking, and homemade trail mix
  • Bird-friendly — leave dried heads standing in fall to feed goldfinches, chickadees, and other seed-loving birds
  • Classic heirloom variety — open-pollinated and non-GMO; save seeds year after year from your best plants
  • Fast-growing — goes from seed to towering bloom in just 70–80 days
  • Pollinator magnet — massive pollen-bearing flower heads attract bees and beneficial insects in abundance

Growing Tips

Direct sow outdoors after the last frost in a full-sun location with well-drained soil. Sow seeds 1 inch deep and thin to 24 inches apart — 'Mammoth' needs space to reach its full size. Water deeply and consistently, especially during stem elongation. Stake plants in exposed or windy locations to prevent toppling. For edible seeds, allow the flower head to fully mature and dry on the plant until the back turns yellow-brown, then cut and hang upside down in a dry location to finish curing. Rub seeds free by hand once fully dry.

Packaged by Botanical Interests — a trusted name in heirloom and open-pollinated seeds since 1995.

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