Sanvitalia is a herbaceous plant native to Central America. These lovely flowers are called tiny sunflowers. To date, they have gained popularity among Russian flower growers. This plant was named after an Italian botanist named Sanvitali. Sanvitalia belongs to the Astrovye family. The plant has one distinctive feature: its shoots spread out to the sides, spreading the soil around it for long distances, and do not grow in height. Large egg-shaped leaves have a rich green color. The flowers are small but very colorful. Sanvitalia pleases with its flowering from the very beginning of summer until the first frost. The plant seems modest, but its ability to complement, decorate and revitalize almost any composition has ensured its popularity.