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Mexican Sunflower

Tithonia

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Description:

Tithonias have rough, hairy leaves on tall, vigorous plants. Shorter varieties are now available that will stay approximately 4 feet tall. The flowers are single and up to 3 inches in diameter. The color is a deep orange-red.

Habitat:

Dry spot in wildlife habitat yard.

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