Teddy Bear Sunflowers

Botanical Name: Helianthus annuus
Type: Specialty Textural Focal
Season: Mid–Late Summer (July–September in Central Indiana)
Stem Length: 18–36 inches
Bloom Size: 3–6 inches
Color: Golden yellow, fully double

Teddy Bear Sunflowers are a charming, fully double variety with dense, fluffy petals and no visible center disk. Their soft texture and compact bloom size make them ideal for bouquets, centerpieces, and design work where a traditional sunflower feels too bold.

These blooms offer warmth and summer personality while maintaining a more refined scale than Mammoth varieties. Grown locally and harvested fresh, they provide strong stems, excellent vase life, and a unique texture that stands out in late-summer arrangements.

Primary Harvest: July–September
Cut when blooms are fully open and petals are firm for best presentation and longevity.

• Sold per stem
• Excellent for bouquet work
• Limited seasonal availability
• Ideal for weddings, market bouquets, and everyday design