Helianthus debilis Dune Sunflower 1 gallon

$8.00
Current Stock:

Out of stock

Out of Stock

Dune Sunflower is a perennial/re-seeding annual  that can really take the heat!  One plant can cover a 5ft circle. This plant has great color and shape. It is low-growing, could really be considered a groundcover. Bright yellow flowers with dark brown centers will really "pop" and brighten up a sunny spot in the landscape.

Zone 9 & 10  grows well in any zone, but must be treated as an annual north of Zone 9

Reviews

  • 5
    Very Nice Plants

    Posted by David Baker on Jul 10th 2017

    The plants were well packed. Excellent job in preparing plants for shipment.

  • 4
    Happy with plants

    Posted by Paula on May 26th 2017

    The plants arrived in great condition - still flowering. Now we are waiting to see how they do but I have high expectations.

  • 5
    Love my dune sunflowers!

    Posted by Ann on Nov 10th 2015

    After preparing a garden bed for dune sunflowers, I could not find any plants available at a number of garden stores. Going online I found them through Mail Order Natives and ordered three plants. They arrived within four or five days. They were well-packed and protected. I planted them the next day and they are thriving! I will definitely order from this site again.

  • 5
    Good service and good plants.

    Posted by Unknown on Jun 17th 2015

    Nice, helpful, easy to order and will use them again. Would like to visit this nursery in person someday. Plants are packaged really well and shipped quickly. Easy to do business with and keep you informed of transaction. Dune sunflowers use to be easy to find, not so for the last 2 years but found them here! War Eagle.

  • 5
    Beautiful, tough native for demanding landscapes

    Posted by Avis Kennedy on Mar 1st 2015

    As a newbie to coastal Florida landscaping, I walked all over Anna Maria to observe successful plants in dry, sandy, salty conditions. Dune sunflowers were seen thriving and blooming in new and old landscapes, including, of course, on the dunes. Mine arrived in 2 days from Mail Order Natives, carefully packaged and so vigorous I divided one of them into two plants. They survived planting with no apparent shock and now I'm waiting for the blooms.