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New Giant Sunflower Seeds Composting, Soil, Seeds And Potting|Plants & Growing

Original price was: 4,50 £.Current price is: 3,67 £.

SKU: SKUp0cS76d1Ku Categories: Composting, Soil, Seeds And Potting, Pe & Outdoor, Plants & Growing, Primary Curriculum, School Gardens, Science Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Optimal Growth Potential: These seeds produce sunflowers that typically reach heights between two and two and a half metres, providing a striking visual element to gardening projects.
Educational Gardening: These seeds support the Year 2 Science curriculum by facilitating hands-on learning about how seeds and bulbs develop into mature plants.
Easy Planting: Ideal for sowing under glass in March-April and outdoors in April-June, these seeds offer flexible planting options suitable for various educational settings.
Generous Quantity: The packet provides approximately seventy-five sunflower seeds, ensuring ample supply for classroom activities or individual student projects in gardening and environmental science.
Early Years Learning: These seeds offer young children an engaging introduction to the world of plants, encouraging care and observation of growing seeds.

Giant Sunflower Seeds

Grow towering giant sunflowers ideally suited for educational gardening!

Overview

These seeds achieve heights up to two and a half metres. Plant from March to June for optimal growth.

These giant sunflower seeds offer an engaging addition to your educational resources, ideal for teaching the sciences in a hands-on manner. Through observing the growth of these sunflowers, children gain insight into plant development, engaging directly with curriculum objectives.

Suited for EYFS and Year 2 Science, these seeds facilitate observation and documentation of plant growth, directly engaging children with core scientific concepts. They also provide an early introduction to caring for the environment.
The packet includes approximately seventy-five seeds, making it perfect for group activities or individual projects. Planting can take place either under glass during early spring or directly outdoors as the season progresses, providing versatility for lesson planning.