Unwins Sunflower Summer Lovin 15 Seeds – Cream & Maroon Blooms

Unwins Sunflower ‘Summer Lovin’ Seeds

Sunflower ‘Summer Lovin’ is an unusual and eye-catching variety producing light cream petals with a striking maroon ring around dark centres. This distinctive colour combination creates a bold and elegant display, perfect for adding contrast to sunny borders.

With its tall, branching habit, Summer Lovin can reach up to 1.8 metres in height, producing multiple blooms per plant. The strong stems and striking flowers also make it ideal for cutting, allowing you to enjoy its unique beauty indoors.

Easy to grow and rewarding, this sunflower is perfect for gardeners of all ages and makes a great choice for growing with children.

Pack contains 15 seeds.

Key Features

Unusual cream and maroon colour combination

Light cream petals with maroon ring and dark centre

Tall, branching habit up to 1.8m

Excellent for sunny borders

Ideal for cutting and floral arrangements

Easy and fun to grow

Pack contains 15 seeds

Growing Information

Sowing Depth: 10–15 mm

Germination: 1–2 weeks

Time to Flower: 3–4 months

Plant Spacing: 45 cm

Height: 1.8 m

Spread: 45 cm

Sow seeds indoors from March to April or directly outdoors from April to May, once the risk of frost has passed.

Plant in a sunny position with well-drained soil. Water regularly during dry periods. Provide support if growing in exposed areas.

Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continued flowering, or leave seed heads for wildlife later in the season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Summer Lovin suitable for beginners?
Yes. It is easy to grow and perfect for gardeners of all levels, including children.

Can the flowers be cut for vases?
Yes. Its strong stems and branching habit make it ideal for cut flower displays.

How tall does it grow?
Plants can reach up to 1.8 metres.

Does it need full sun?
Yes. A sunny position ensures strong growth and flowering.

Perfect For

Sunny borders

Cut flower gardens

Growing with children

Cottage and wildlife-friendly gardens

Bold summer displays

Seeds are edible