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Sunflowers That Love the Sun
Page’s Sunchasers™

Sunflowers That Love the Sun

Page’s Sunchasers™ are a vibrant collection of sunflower varieties chosen for one simple reason – they thrive in bright sunshine.

Sunflowers are one of the most rewarding flowers a gardener can grow. They are easy to plant, fast to grow, and produce bold, cheerful blooms that follow the sun across the sky.

Whether you want towering sunflowers along a fence, colorful blooms in a flower bed, or compact varieties for containers, Sunchasers bring the joy of summer into the garden.

Big Color. Bold Height. Easy Success.

Sunflowers are famous for their bright golden faces, but the Sunchasers collection includes a wide range of colors and sizes. You’ll find varieties that produce:

Classic golden-yellow blooms

Rich reds and warm autumn tones

Compact sunflowers perfect for small spaces

Tall varieties that create dramatic garden backdrops

Long-lasting blooms great for cutting

Many sunflowers grow quickly and reach impressive heights, often producing large blooms that attract bees, butterflies, and birds.

Page’s Sunchasers sunflowers are perfect for:

Sunny flower beds

Backyard gardens

Raised garden beds

Fence lines and borders

Containers and patio gardens

Just plant the seeds in a sunny spot, give them space to grow, and enjoy one of the easiest flowers you can grow.

Sunflowers Bring Life to Your Garden

Sunflowers do more than brighten your yard. They help create a lively garden ecosystem by:

Attracting bees and pollinators

Providing nectar for beneficial insects

Producing seeds that birds enjoy

Adding height and structure to garden beds

Some sunflower varieties can grow several feet tall and produce large seed heads that act as natural bird feeders later in the season.

Grow Sunflowers. Grow Sunshine.

Plant Sunchasers sunflowers and turn your garden into a summer destination for pollinators and wildlife.
Open-Pollinated. Non-GMO. Garden Proven.
Frequently Asked Questions

About Page’s Sunchasers™

What are Page’s Sunchasers™?
Page’s Sunchasers™ are a collection of sunflower varieties selected for their ability to thrive in bright, sunny garden conditions. These sunflowers are chosen for strong growth, bold color, and dependable summer performance in full sun.
When should I plant Sunchasers sunflower seeds?
Sunchasers sunflower seeds should be planted after the last frost in spring, check here for your planting zone - once the soil begins to warm. In most regions, this typically means planting from mid-spring through early summer for blooms that last throughout the summer season.
How do you grow Sunchasers sunflowers?
Growing Sunchasers sunflowers is simple. Plant the seeds directly in the garden in a location that receives at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight per day. Sow seeds about 1 inch deep, keep the soil lightly moist during early growth, and allow space between plants so they can develop strong stems and large blooms.
How tall do Sunchasers sunflowers grow?
Sunchasers sunflower varieties vary in height. Some compact varieties grow 2–3 feet tall, while traditional sunflowers can grow 6–10 feet or more. Taller varieties are often planted along fences or at the back of garden beds to create dramatic summer color.
How long do Sunchasers sunflowers take to grow?
Most Sunchasers sunflower varieties grow quickly and begin flowering in 70–100 days, depending on the variety and growing conditions. Sunflowers planted in late spring typically bloom through the heart of summer.
What are the best sunflowers for full sun gardens?
Sunflowers naturally thrive in bright, warm locations. Page’s Sunchasers varieties are specifically selected for full sun performance, making them an excellent choice for sunny garden beds, borders, and backyard flower gardens.
Are Sunchasers sunflower seeds open-pollinated?
Yes. Like all Page Seed offerings, Sunchasers sunflower seeds are open-pollinated and non-GMO. These varieties are selected for reliable germination, strong garden performance, and dependable results for home gardeners.
Do Sunchasers sunflowers attract pollinators?
Yes. Sunflowers attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects, helping support pollinator activity in the garden. As the flowers mature, many varieties also produce seeds that birds enjoy later in the season.
Ready to grow a garden full of sunshine?
Page’s Sunchasers sunflower seeds deliver bold color, strong growth, and easy success in full sun. Shop the Sunchasers collection today and discover sunflower varieties that bring height, color, and joy to your summer garden.

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