When and in what season will sunflowers bloom?

Sunflowers are usually sown in early spring. Judging from its growth cycle, its flowering period is mostly in summer, especially in July and August. However, it also depends on the sowing time. If you sow early, it may blossom around May. The sowing time is late, and the flowering period in autumn will be delayed to about 10.

Sunflower flowering time

Sunflowers are usually sown in early spring. Judging from its growth cycle, its flowering period is mostly in summer, especially in July and August, but it also depends on the sowing time. Early sowing may be around May, and late sowing may delay the flowering period to around 10 in autumn.

Flower language and significance of sunflower

The flower language of sunflower is loyal and silent love, which means confidence, positivity and sunshine. Because the sunflower runs after the sun and rotates with the direction of the sun every day, it gives all its enthusiasm to the sun, but it never says it, so its flower language is loyal and silent love.

But it is also because sunflower has been growing towards the sun, so it also means confident sunshine. After all, the sun is the ultimate pursuit of sunflower. If we move in the direction of the sun, there will be light in our hearts, full of confidence and sunshine at all times, and the future road will be brighter.

Flowering appearance of sunflower

The flower of sunflower is a flower head, which is very large and about 20 cm in diameter. Solitary at the top of stem or branch, often drooping, with multi-layer total bracts covered by long bristles, and yellow tongue-shaped flowers at the edge of inflorescence, which will not bear fruit. The middle part of the inflorescence is bisexual, brown or purple in color, and bears fruit after flowering.