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[MineralMan]

16. Uh, no. Just no.

What you claim about property values is ridiculous. No way some sunflowers in the yard make neighboring properties worth less. If I lived there, I'd plant a nice row of Mongolian Giant sunflowers at my home. They can grow up to 16 feet tall, and have a flower that can be as large as 16" in diameter. I'd make very sure not to use more property area than allowed, but I'd grow the biggest damn sunflowers that town has ever seen. I'd fertilize the heck out of them and go for maximum height and leaf density and then go for the largest possible flower on each plant. Yes, i would.