I have sunflowers seeds for trade or just for postage. I am looking for red ruby monard bee balm perennial flower seeds.

Many sunflowers are multiflowering, sending out flower stalks at the leaf axils. Check any seed catalog and you'll find plenty of them. Example: http://www.burpee.com/product/annual+flowers/sunflowers/sunflower+cappuccino+hybrid++-+1+packet+(25+seeds).do

I got you all sorts of photos of everything. Hope this helps. :) 1. Back of the flowerhead. This plant is really rough to handle. It's literally like sandpaper. 2. Flower bud 3. Green seedhead. The first set of inner sepals are actually the seeds. The part in the middle doesn't make seeds on any of the seedheads. 4. Dried seedhead 5. New flower 6. Flower in bloom 7. Foliage 8. Habit

This is the very first year that I've had to deal with bunnies eating my plants! I don't grow any vegetables/fruit - only ornamentals. They bunnies really decimated a few of my liriope (I lost two for sure - a third one is just barely hanging on even though the bunnies moved on to other plants quite awhile ago). Those sunflowers do take up a lot of space/sunlight - but - WOW - they would be something to see in person! Maybe I'll plant them in my daughter's back yard (she has a large yard - she doesn't do any gardening - but she'd probably take care of these if her son planted them with .me!