When do sunflowers sow and bloom?

Sunflowers can be planted all year round, mainly in summer and winter. The flowering period can last for more than two weeks.

Sunflowers are usually sown in April, with a flowering period of July-August and a seed maturity of August-September.

Sunflower, alias sunflower, belongs to the genus Helianthus in Compositae. Named after the inflorescence rotates with the sun. Annual plant, 1~3 meters high, with erect stems, stout, round water chestnut, white coarse hair, warm and drought-resistant, and can bear sunflower seeds. Originally from North America, it is currently cultivated in China.