Flower: Gold, red-brown, yellow. The flower is also called the head, which is formed of numerous flowers (florets) that are bunched together.
Leaves: Coarsely toothed, rough.
Stem: Sturdy, rough, and hairy.
Height: 12-108 inches.
Habitat: The wild sunflower grows naturally in almost all of North America, from central Canada to northern Mexico.It grows in prairies and dry, open areas and is sometimes considered a weed in cultivated areas.
