Maximilian Sunflower

Helianthus maximilianii (Herbaceous Perennial)

Maximilian Sunflower is a coarse native plant with hairy stems and serrated leaves. In midsummer to fall many flowers bloom in a tall, narrow cluster near the top of each plant. Each flower is about four inches in diameter with 10-25 petals. Maximilian Sunflower is found on exposed, rocky slopes and dry to moist prairies.

	Great for wildlife and prairie restoration mixes
	Tough and resilient

Height 6-9 Feet

Spread 18-24 Inches

USDA Hardiness Zone 4 - 6

Characteristics & Attributes

Attracts Wildlife Upland Birds Game Mammals Songbirds	Attributes Mass Planting Native Border or Bed Naturalizing	Exposure Sun	Other Characteristics Easy-to-establish Prairie Restoration
Season of Interest (Flowering) Fall Summer	Soil Moisture Preference Dry Average