Tithonia Goldfinger 1 Oz Seeds – Mexican Sunflower – Blood Orange Blooms – 3–4" Flowers – Drought Tolerant Annual – Full Sun – Easy to Grow – 90–95 Days – Cut Flower Garden Favorite

Tithonia Goldfinger (Tithonia rotundifolia), also called Mexican Sunflower, produces striking 3–4" blood orange blooms with yellow centers on 28–42" tall, bushy plants. These drought-tolerant annuals thrive in poor, dry soils and are perfect for hot, sunny gardens in zones 5–11. A favorite for pollinators, Goldfinger adds bold color to beds, borders, containers, and cut flower arrangements. Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the final frost, or sow directly outdoors after danger of frost has passed. Plant 2–3 seeds 1/4" deep and space them 14–18" apart in well-drained soil. Matures in 90–95 days. Avoid overwatering and prune to maintain vigor. Ideal for gardeners seeking easy-care, high-impact blooms.