Gardyn’s New Sunflower

Except for three South American varieties, sunflowers are native to North and Central America. A part of the Asteraceae family along with asters and daisies, the sturdy flowers can reach up to six feet tall, with varieties of almost every size. The first sunflower to grow on an indoor hybriponic system, Gardyn’s Sunflowers, with their bright yellow petals and brown and green centers, are the smallest variety to date and do not produce pollen (a.k.a. no yellow stains) or seeds (no mess), making them suitable to gift, display and whirl into bouquets. 

Scientifically proven to improve mood, flowers have been used to pull patients out of depression (especially in yellow) and brighten any room they enter. A plethora of rich autumn hues, including burnt oranges, rusty reds, bi-colored blushes, and even ivory-colored petals circling cocoa, green, and yellow centers, come together in mesmerizing combinations. Petals range from short and thick to long, slender, and sometimes frilly. On a Gardyn, one sunflower yCube can grow 3-4 waves, meaning each plant can produce up to 20 flowers, keeping your house happy and mood light, particularly in the darker winter months.