Western Sunflower

Western Sunflower is a sun-loving species that stands about 3 to 4 feet tall and features multiple branched stems topped with daisy-like blooms, each with a dark chocolate center surrounded by golden petals. It’s particularly attractive to pollinators, including bees and butterflies, and its seeds are favored by finches and other seed-eating birds in the autumn, providing both a food source and an opportunity for bird watching in your garden.

• Drought-resistant once established, though occasional watering helps during extreme dry spells.
• Deadhead to encourage continued blooming and to prevent excessive self-seeding.
• Divide clumps if necessary in the spring every 2-3 years to promote healthy growth and manage spreading.