Dwarf Sunspot delivers an eye-catching surprise: massive 12" flowers on compact 24" plants. This quirky variety creates an instant conversation starter in containers or garden beds, with oversized blooms that seem almost too big for their sturdy stems. The flowers last throughout the season and produce abundant seeds that birds love to feast on. Plant these dwarf sunflowers in spring for mid-summer blooms that keep going until frost. Just remember to use a weighted container base to prevent tipping, and feed regularly for best results. It's a fun, unusual choice for gardeners who want drama in a small footprint.
