Bees pollinate indiscriminately across sunflower varieties, but heavy pollen limits travel distance.
If saving seed for true-to-type plants, isolate varieties by 100+ feet or use physical barriers. For ornamental growing, crossing creates interesting variations. For seed production, strict isolation needed.
Heavy pollen is sunflower's natural isolation mechanism—use it to your advantage with strategic spacing.
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