Drawings of Sunflowers
On this page you will find a group of twelve brightly colored Drawings of Sunflowers. Sunflowers are bold, cheerful plants known for their large golden blooms and tall, sturdy stems that seem to capture the essence of summer. Native to North America, they are famous for their ability to track the sun in their early growth stages, a trait called heliotropism. Beyond their striking appearance, sunflowers are valued for their nutritious seeds and oil, and they play an important role in supporting pollinators like bees and butterflies. These Drawings of Sunflowers are from various issues of Curtis’s Botanical Magazine published from 1801 to 1923. There are images the Cumberleaf Sunflower, the Showy Mexican Sunflower and more. Be sure to take a look at the pages with more Sunflower Drawings and perhaps some Dandelion Flowers. Enjoy!
Drawings of Sunflowers 1 - Jerusalem Artichoke
Drawings of Sunflowers 2 - Cumberleaf Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 3 - Giant Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 4 - Ten-Rayed Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 5 - Perennial Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 6 - Soft-Leaved Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 7 - Illinois Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 8 - Narrow-Leaf Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 9 - Missouri Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 10 - Ox-Eye Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 11 - Showy Mexican Sunflower
Drawings of Sunflowers 12 - Dark Purple-Eyed Sunflower
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