Mexican Sunflower

Mexican Sunflower, also known as Tithonia Rotundifolia, has vibrant and eye-catching flowers that thrive in Australian conditions.

They are native to Mexico and bring a burst of colour to gardens with their fiery orange and yellow blooms.

These sunflowers have tall stems and large, round flower heads that can reach up to 1.5 metres in height.

They are loved by bees, butterflies, and other pollinators for their abundant nectar.

Mexican sunflowers are ideal for warm climates and can tolerate heat and drought. They prefer full sun and well-draining soil.

Once established, they require minimal maintenance and can attract beneficial insects to your garden.

With their cheerful appearance and ability to attract pollinators, these sunflowers are a wonderful addition to wildlife friendly gardens and pollinator habitats.

Their bright colours and ability to withstand hot conditions make them a popular choice for adding a splash of tropical beauty to Australian landscapes.

Growing notes

• Prefers a full sun position in well drained soil
• Sow direct to soil, or as seedlings
• Plant in Spring or Summer
• Sow 1mm deep and 40-cm apart
• Germinates in 10-20 days
• Matures in 150 days

Each pack has 5 seeds.