Sunflower seeds from the flower

If you're growing sunflowers in your garden, you'll need to know when and how to harvest the seeds. Discover our top harvesting tips now on Gardener's Path.

Learn how to harvest sunflower seeds, so that you will have the most success in your seed gathering efforts.

Learn how to grow edible sunflower seeds, when to harvest sunflowers for the plumpest kernels, and how to roast edible sunflower seeds.

Sunflower seeds can be planted outdoors in garden soil or containers after the last spring frost. Sunflowers prefer well-drained soil and a full sun planting

Discover how to save sunflower seeds with simple steps and tips for a successful harvest. Preserve and store your seeds for next season!

If you've ever wanted to grow your own Sunflowers and Harvest the seeds to eat, then this How to guide is for you!

Find out what the signs are for knowing when you can harvest and roast your sunflower seeds - and learn just how simple it is to do!

If you are wondering how late can you plant sunflower seeds, then you have come to the right place. To know just how late you can plant sunflower seeds, you must first determine the length of time that it will take for the sunflower to mature and bloom after planting. Then you will need to know the first frost date of your growing zone. Check out the article for more detailed information.

If we convinced you to add sunflowers to your garden this year (read 13 Sunflower Varieties To Brighten Up the Garden if you need more convincing), then you might be wondering what to do with them at the end of the season. While you could simply cut them down and add them to the compost pile, there are so many uses for this quintessential summer flower that that seems almost criminal. But first, you have to harvest them in order to store properly for future use. Here’s how. When to Harvest…