broadcast planting sunflower seeds Sunflowers (Peredovik)

broadcast planting sunflower seeds Sunflowers (Peredovik)Peredovik Sunflowers are a fast growing annual built for wildlife attraction and natural cover. Producing oil rich seeds, they provide a high energy food source for doves, songbirds, pheasants, and other wildlife throughout late summer and fall. Deer readily browse plants and mature seed heads, making sunflowers a strong multi species option. Reaching 45 feet tall, they create vertical structure and natural cover while adding diversity and biomass to

Peredovik Sunflowers are a fast-growing annual built for wildlife attraction and natural cover. Producing oil-rich seeds, they provide a high-energy food source for doves, songbirds, pheasants, and other wildlife throughout late summer and fall. Deer readily browse plants and mature seed heads, making sunflowers a strong multi-species option.

Reaching 4–5 feet tall, they create vertical structure and natural cover while adding diversity and biomass to your plot.

Highlights:

• Oil-rich seeds highly attractive to doves and birds
• Deer readily browse plants and mature seed heads
• Provides natural cover and vertical structure
• Great planted alone or mixed with beans, sorghum, and more
• Fast-growing with strong biomass production

Seeding Rate: 15–25 lbs per acre
Seed Type: Annual
Planting Time: Late Spring - Early Summer (Soil temp MUST be above 60°F)
Planting Method: Drill, Broadcast, or Row Planter
Sunlight: Full Sun

For more information on preparation, planting, spraying, and fertilizing, visit our Seed Information Page.