Hi,I'm looking for the yellow sunflower tree if anyone has one to trade LMK.Debbie

I just collected A. incarnata Cinderella seeds.

Ariel, Thank you! As a matter of fact I do pass by Riverview occasionally. I live in the Carrollwood area, but I'm making some trips to Brandon this week for Thanksgiving and all. I could swing by at some point if you will be around. Want something off my list in trade? Email me: izigibi (at) yahoo (dot) com ................. Katie, I apologize. I would love to trade with you, but I was looking for a local, in-person trade, and you are 4 hours away! But thanks for responding. I'll keep you in mind if I have anything mail-able to trade in the future! Thanks again, all. -Ian

Yes . I have had it for four years . It can grow to be 15 feet or taller . You can trim it until the Fall to keep it shorter . Mine blooms in October for a whole month or more . The bees and butterflies go nuts for it . Marcia has one that blooms earlier . I took 18 inch stems and pounded them in the ground with a hammer . Every one took . I warn people - do not water these or fertilize them ! Just slam them in the ground and stand back ! It is a pain to clean up in Jan/Feb after freezes . Once a year is not too bad though for the reward of the gorgeous blooms . On a search you will see it called Mexican Sunflower , Mexican Daisy , Bolivian Sunflower , Tree Marigold or even Japanese Sunflower ! They are all the same plant . If you call it Tithonia diversifolia - you can't go wrong . Check google images for some excellent photos .