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Helianthus annuus âTeddy Bearâ is a unique, dwarf sunflower variety known for its fluffy, fully double blooms that resemble golden pom-poms. Unlike traditional tall sunflowers, âTeddy Bearâ grows to just 30â60 cm high, making it ideal for containers, small gardens, borders and childrenâs gardens. Its soft, bushy flowers have a rich golden-yellow colour and a pleasing, almost plush texture, adding vibrant cheerfulness to any garden space.
This sunflowerâs compact size and tidy habit make it excellent for front-of-border planting and cut flower arrangementsâespecially where height and scale need to be kept in check. The long-lasting blooms attract bees and butterflies, making it a wonderful choice for pollinator-friendly gardens. Children especially enjoy growing this variety for its manageable size and bold, sunny flowers.Â
Sunflower âTeddy Bearâ is easy to grow from seed, even for beginner gardeners. Plants will flower approximately 60â75 days after sowing. Space seedlings 30 cm apart. Once established, sunflowers are drought-tolerant, needing only occasional watering.
Description
Helianthus annuus âTeddy Bearâ is a unique, dwarf sunflower variety known for its fluffy, fully double blooms that resemble golden pom-poms. Unlike traditional tall sunflowers, âTeddy Bearâ grows to just 30â60 cm high, making it ideal for containers, small gardens, borders and childrenâs gardens. Its soft, bushy flowers have a rich golden-yellow colour and a pleasing, almost plush texture, adding vibrant cheerfulness to any garden space.
This sunflowerâs compact size and tidy habit make it excellent for front-of-border planting and cut flower arrangementsâespecially where height and scale need to be kept in check. The long-lasting blooms attract bees and butterflies, making it a wonderful choice for pollinator-friendly gardens. Children especially enjoy growing this variety for its manageable size and bold, sunny flowers.Â
Sunflower âTeddy Bearâ is easy to grow from seed, even for beginner gardeners. Plants will flower approximately 60â75 days after sowing. Space seedlings 30 cm apart. Once established, sunflowers are drought-tolerant, needing only occasional watering.














