Copper Queen Sunflower, 10 Seeds

Copper Queen Sunflower Seeds – Sun-loving, easy to grow, tall stems, warm and vintage tones

Overview
The Copper Queen Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is an ornamental sunflower variety prized for its warm, golden-orange copper-toned petals. Unlike traditional yellow sunflowers, this cultivar offers a unique vintage hue that adds depth and warmth to any garden or floral arrangement. It is a multi-stemmed annual, typically reaching a height of approximately 1.8 meters (6 feet), though potted plants may vary in size. The natural flowering period runs from June to October, with a full growth cycle of 70–85 days. Growth appearance may vary depending on growing conditions.

Key Features
• Golden-orange copper-toned petals – Warm, retro color with a unique, sophisticated appearance
• Multi-stemmed variety – Produces multiple flowers per plant, ideal for cutting
• Height: approximately 1.8 meters – Tall and dramatic; container-grown height may vary
• Blooms June to October – Long natural flowering period of 4–5 months
• Growth cycle: 70–85 days – From seed to bloom in about 10–12 weeks
• Versatile use – Suitable for garden beds, cut flower arrangements, dried flowers, and container growing

Cultivation Guidelines
Plant Copper Queen Sunflowers in fertile, well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Water at the base of the plant – do not wet the flower heads. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings; avoid waterlogging. Apply fertilizer regularly in small amounts ('little and often') to promote strong stems and vibrant copper-orange color. As a multi-stemmed variety, it benefits from good air circulation to prevent disease. Prune spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming. Not cold-tolerant – protect from frost.

Why Choose the Copper Queen Sunflower?
If you're looking for a sunflower that breaks away from traditional yellow with warm, golden-orange copper tones, the Copper Queen Sunflower is an exceptional choice. Its multi-stemmed habit provides abundant blooms for cut flower arrangements, while its unique color holds beautifully when dried for year-round décor. Whether planted in autumn gardens alongside gold and orange perennials, grown in containers, or used as a striking focal point in borders, this variety offers long-lasting beauty, versatility, and a romantic, nostalgic charm that sets it apart.