Tithonia Mexican sunflower Plant Live, and 50 similar items

#MEIAZKA Tithonia is a genus of flowering plants in the tribe Heliantheae within the family Asteraceae. It is commonly called the Mexican sunflower. Its center of distribution is in Mexico , but one species extends into the Southwestern United States , and several are native to Central America. Mexican Sunflower is a bold and heat-loving addition to any cut flower field, boasting vibrant, daisy-like blooms that attract pollinators and shine in summer arrangements. The cultivar ‘Red Torch’ grows tall (6’), producing large, fiery red-orange flowers on long stems that are perfect for dramatic bouquets, while ‘Fiesta Del Sol’ is a compact variety (3’) with slightly smaller blooms, making it ideal for smaller spaces. They prefer average, well-drained soil (avoiding rich soil) and are fairly drought-tolerant once mature (performing optimally with adequate irrigation). Both are prolific bloomers and thrive in full sun, making them an easy choice for high-impact, low-maintenance beauty, which makes them ideal for Cottage/Informal Gardens, Prairie plantings, Flower Arranging, Flower Borders and Beds, or Wildflower Gardens. ?Each seedling comes in a small plug-size 5/8" X 5/8" X 2" container. ?