Eden Brothers Sunny Flower Mixed Seeds, 1 lb (480,000+ Seeds) — Non-GMO Sunflower & Wildflower Blend, Pollinator-Attracting

Eden Brothers Sunny Flower Mixed Seeds is a 1 lb bulk blend of 480,000+ non-GMO sunflower and wildflower seeds formulated to create a colorful, pollinator-attracting display across 500–1,000 sq ft.

This one-pound mix assembles ten robust sunflower varieties — from dwarf Teddy Bear and Sunspot to tall Maximilian and Mammoth Grey Stripe — plus wild sunflowers, all selected for outdoor planting in full sun. Seeds are fresh, high-germination, and non-GMO, intended for spring sowing in USDA zones 3 through 10. The blend is created to be low-maintenance, resilient to common garden stresses, and effective at drawing bees, butterflies, and birds to your landscape.

How should I plant the Sunny Flower Mixed Seeds for best results?

For reliable stands, choose a sunny, well-drained area free of competing weeds. Prepare the soil by loosening the top 2–3 inches, remove unwanted vegetation, and sow seeds thinly across the bed; thin seedlings as they grow so each plant has room.

• Plant in spring after last frost when soil warms.
• Broadcast or make shallow rows 1/4–1/2 inch deep.
• Space seedlings 6–24 inches apart depending on variety size.
• Water gently until established, then reduce to match native rainfall.

Which sunflower types are included and what visual effect will they produce?

The mix contains ten sunflowers ranging from compact blooms to towering stalks, offering varied sizes, shapes, and colors for layered beds or meadow-like plantings. When mature, expect a multi-height display that delivers depth and seasonal interest from mid-summer into fall.

• Dwarf Sunspot and Teddy Bear for front borders and containers.
• Mid-height varieties like Lemon Queen and Autumn Beauty for mixed beds.
• Tall types such as Maximilian and Mammoth Grey Stripe for background height.
• Wild sunflowers to fill in and naturalize exposed spots.

Will this seed mix attract pollinators and wildlife?

Yes — this blend is designed to be highly attractive to pollinating insects and seed-eating birds. The variety of bloom shapes and nectar sources appeals to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds while later-season seed heads provide food for songbirds.

• Continuous blooms provide nectar throughout summer and fall.
• Large seed heads support birds in autumn and winter.
• Native-friendly varieties support local pollinator populations.
• Ideal for creating a pollinator corridor or wildlife strip.

How hardy are these seeds and what maintenance do they need?

These non-GMO seeds are selected for strong germination and resilience across USDA zones 3–10, tolerating drought and common garden challenges when established. Maintenance is minimal: routine watering until established, occasional thinning, and cutting back spent stems for tidiness or seed-saving.

• Suitable for a wide range of climates and soil types.
• Low fertilizer needs; feed only if soils are very poor.
• Resistant to many pests and diseases compared to single-variety plantings.
• Deadhead or allow seed heads for bird forage.

Who is this for: Gardeners, landscapers, and community groups who want an economical, visually diverse sunflower mix to cover large areas, support pollinators, or naturalize fields. It suits beginners seeking easy-to-grow color, experienced growers creating layered beds, and anyone aiming to provide wildlife habitat or seed-rich late-season interest without sourcing multiple seed packets.