Sunflower ON ACROS — this is a decorative annual plant, distinguished by bright reddish-brown flower heads with a diameter of 20 to 30 cm and a stem height up to 2 meters. Its large heart-shaped leaves with pointed tips and sturdy stem make the plant a striking element in the garden. Flowering begins in mid-August and continues until the first frosts, allowing you to enjoy rich burgundy tones in the autumn garden palette for a long time.
This plant is low-maintenance and suitable for growing in sunny, wind-protected areas with light, nutrient-rich soils. Sowing seeds is recommended from April to July in several stages with intervals of 7-14 days to ensure continuous flowering. Seeds are planted at a depth of 2-3 cm with spacing between plants of 50-70 cm and between rows up to 80 cm. After sowing, the soil is watered and lightly compacted; seedlings emerge within 6-12 days at temperatures not lower than +5-10°C. The plant is resistant to short-term frosts and requires moderate watering, loosening, and weeding, as well as the possible application of mineral and organic fertilizers.
Sunflower ON ACROS is widely used in landscape design for creating living hedges, decorating country-style flowerbeds, and embellishing unattractive walls and fences. It combines well with asters, chrysanthemums, daisies, and other flowers, forming bright mixed borders. Additionally, its flowers retain freshness for a long time when cut, making them an excellent choice for bouquets and decorative arrangements both outdoors and indoors.
