Last 8,000 Seeds💜 Midnight Sun Giant Sunflower Seeds 🌻 Rare Strain & Grows 8ft+ Tall-LIN

Make Your Garden the Talk of the Neighborhood
This rare Purple Giant variety produces stunning, deep claret and velvet-purple petals that surround a dark chocolate center. Standing over 6-8 feet tall, they aren't just flowers—they are a statement.

🌻 Heliotropic Magic: Watch them "dance" as they turn their heads to follow the sun from East to West every day.
• 🧬 Rare Color: A stunning break from the norm, perfect for Instagram-worthy gardens.
• 🧱 Privacy Screen: Grows tall enough to create a natural, beautiful fence.

📍 Is It Time to Plant? (Regional Guide)

Sunflowers love the heat! The golden rule is to wait until the soil warms up (at least 50°F / 10°C) and the danger of frost has passed.

• 🇺🇸 Southern US (Zones 7-10):

  • Best Time: Mid-March to Early April. (Or as early as February if you are in a frost-free zone!).

  • Tip: These giants love the southern sun.

• ❄️ Northern US & Canada (Zones 3-6):

  • Best Time: April through Mid-June.

  • Tip: Wait for the soil to feel warm to the touch. Planting too early in cold, wet soil can rot the seeds.

    🌱 How to Grow Giants (No Transplanting Needed!)

    Sunflowers have sensitive roots and dislike being moved, so we recommend the "Direct Sow" method.

    • Sow : Poke a hole about 1 to 1½ inches deep directly in your garden soil.

    • Space : Plant seeds 6 inches apart.

    • Pro Tip: Once they are 6 inches tall, keep only the strongest ones, leaving about 30 inches of space between plants so they can grow massive!

    • Water : Keep soil "moistish" (damp like a wrung-out sponge) but not swimming in water.

    • Protect : Birds love sunflower seeds! If you see them scratching around, cover the area with netting until the green sprouts appear.

    (Germination Note: Be patient! Nature takes its course, and sprouts typically appear within a few weeks when the soil is warm.)

    

    • Sow : Poke a hole about 1 to 1½ inches deep directly in your garden soil.

    • Space : Plant seeds 6 inches apart.

    • Pro Tip: Once they are 6 inches tall, keep only the strongest ones, leaving about 30 inches of space between plants so they can grow massive!

    • Water : Keep soil "moistish" (damp like a wrung-out sponge) but not swimming in water.

    • Protect : Birds love sunflower seeds! If you see them scratching around, cover the area with netting until the green sprouts appear.

    (Germination Note: Be patient! Nature takes its course, and sprouts typically appear within a few weeks when the soil is warm.)