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Helianthus grosseserratus Saw-tooth sunflower

Ohio Native Plant Natural Range

To view the natural range of Helianthus giganteus visit the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service website. Endangered - in the state of Illinois
Yellow petals are referred to as rays

Cultivation Information Saw-tooth Sunflower

Children and Chickadees love sunflower seed

Height - 8 to 10 ft - Ours are certainly close to 10 ft!Flower Color - YellowBlooms - August - OctoberSun - Full Sun to Part Shade Perennial Hardy Zone - 3 to 9Soil - Moist - Medium Dry
Family - Asteraceae
Young Sawamp Sunflower leaves have very distinct shaped leaves
Seed Provenance Saw-tooth Sunflower
Native Bee-Ginnings, PA - 2020, Nodding Onion Gardens 2021 - Present

Wildlife Significance Saw-tooth Sunflower

Native Perennial Sunflower
Nectar Source - For a wide range of butterflies, Syrphid flies, flies, bumblebees, short and long-tongued bee
Pollen Source - A variety of bees, both long and short-tongued
Other insects - A wide variety of insects utilize various parts of the Helianthus giganteus. This native plant is a work-horse!!!
Seeds - Enjoyed by a wide range of song birds and small animals
Deer - and other mammals enjoy this sunflower
Beaver - Since the natural habitat for the Giant Sunflower is wetlands, beavers use stalks to reinforce their dams. This is not first hand knowledge as there are no beavers in our backyard,
Restoration - Considered a minor species for increasing diversity. Noted from the book, A Guide to Native Plants of the New York City Region. Hum? This surprises me. If this were considered a minor species, I need to investigate what a major would be.
For more details on this plant, visit the Illinois Wildflower website
Perhaps this grouse is looking for some sunflower seeds.
Propagation Notes Saw-tooth Sunflower
Seed Sowing - Started seed inside in February, this was way too early! These sunflowers grow very fast and flower the first year. I would suggest waiting until late spring before sowing Cold Stratification - 30 days
Contact
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Location
Columbia Station, Oh 44028 US
Ohio Department of Agriculture Nursery Inspection 2009 - 2026
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