Broken russian mammoth sunflower
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The Garden Frog with C Renee on Sep 29, 2014I am sorry to be the deliverer of bad news. These are annuals and have to be planted each year. The plant will not grow another bloom either because it is too late in the season. Good luck next year! happy gardeningHelpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Sep 30, 2014I'm afraid Renee is right. I hope you didn't have just that one sunflower.Helpful Reply
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Scorpiogirl39 on Oct 20, 2014Thanks for responding guys! My son and I actually planted about 10 or 12 but only 4 of them actually grew. I was just upset because that particular sunflower was already about 5ft and the bloom was just getting started!Helpful Reply
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