I am interested in these seeds, but I'd like a little more information. I'm interested in: Brown Sunflower-size, variety? Delphinium/Larkspur-size, color, variety? Sunflowers-size, color, variety? Mexican Sunflower-color? Native Asters-any more specifics? Scabiosa-color, variety? Tennessee Coneflower Blackeye Susan & Indian Summer Mix-Do you have any other information? Feel free to look at my list. I have several that might grow well in your area: Gaillardia is drought tolerant, deer resistant, does well in heat and is a hardy plant. It blooms all year, especially if you deadhead it. (There's a photo on my list page.) Morning Glories: Clarke's Heavenly Blue, Tickle Me Pink Blue Mist Shrub New England Aster Woods Purple Aster Coreopsis Tinctoria Penstemon Husker Red Heidi

I would love some sunflower seeds I'm new to gardening. Thinking about having bees also and a veggie garden

Hi, If you have some cuttings available I would like some, live in east Orlando - Goldenrod area. Please give me a call at 407 421-0776, be delighted to pick them up. Thanks, Rick Dameron

If you plan on saving seeds then you will need bag the heads, or you will lose your seeds before they have a chance to ripen. I use just about anything I can find to protect the heads, such as old t-shirts, boxers (neighbors get a laugh at that), burlap, etc. You want something that will breathe, or the heads may mildew. It's a good idea to remove the bags if there is going to be a heavy rains, and put them back on after it ends. It's not totally squirrel proof though. One weekend I came back from a trip to find that the squirrels bit their way through a t-shirt and emptied the seed head. A few times I've had squirrels remove the flower, before it even flowered. If you protect all or most of the heads, you will probably recover the majority of the seeds, but you may lose a few heads to really determined squirrels. Here is a link that might be useful: My sunflower website