The hopi black dye sunflower is native to the hopi tribe in the south western United States. They have been using this variety to make a natural dye for centuries
The flowers themselves are nice big headed purple black seeds. On 9 to 12 foot plants
Growing up to 3m in height with spectacular large flower heads, the seeds can be harvested to produce a beautifully rich dark purple dye.
Your growing a piece of history with this one
All seeds from this variety are hand harvested
Source from small family farms.
This is a very rare flower here in the usa
Will grow from zones 3 and up.
The Hopi black sunflower seeds were collected by Native Seed SEARCH in 1978 from the Shungopavi village on the Hopi Reservation for preservation in their heritage seed bank, and further distribution.
