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Mexican sunflower flower

Mexican Sunflower: How to Grow and Care for Tithonia rotundifolia

Deer-resistant, Drought-tolerant, Flowers, Heat-tolerant, Low maintenance

I love the multiple, bright orange flowers that this annual plant produces, but it's not just me! Mexican sunflower (Tithonia) is by far the most popular plant for pollinators in my butterfly garden. Mexican Sunflower is a Great Pollinator Plant The hummingbirds, finches, bees, and butterflies constantly fly in and around the flowers of …

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Portulaca grandiflora

Get Free Portulaca Plants

Flowers, Projects & Ideas

Portulaca is the easiest genus of plants to propagate. You can start with just one plant and end up with four more with just a bit of extra care. It's so simple! Portulaca is also known as purslane or moss rose. It grows in full sun, can handle high heat, and is drought tolerant. It grows quickly and produces many bright, colorful flowers. The …

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