Willowleaf Sunflower is a distinctive perennial sunflower featuring very narrow, willow-like leaves and thriving in full to part sun in USDA zones 4-9. This tall native reaches 7 to 8 feet and produces cheerful yellow flowers in late summer through fall, creating a striking architectural presence. Gardeners in Falmouth appreciate its unique fine-textured foliage that resembles green silk and sets it apart from other sunflowers. It tolerates a range of soil conditions and attracts beneficial pollinators.
Questions about Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower
Is Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower deer resistant?
Yes. Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower is rarely bothered by deer, which makes it a good choice for Maine gardens with deer pressure.
How much sun does Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower need?
Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower grows best in full sun to part sun.
Is Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower hardy in Maine?
Yes. It’s hardy to USDA zone 4, and Greater Portland is zone 5b–6a, so it comes back reliably each year.
How tall does Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower get?
Willowleaf Sunflower perennial sunflower grows 84–96 in tall and 24–36 in wide.