I'm going to have to pick up some sunflowers at the farmers' market, if they have them - none here, unfortunately! Last year the critters planted a few seeds in my pots, and I let them grow. This year, with the bears I haven't been feeding the critters, so no sunflowers! And the ones I planted got eaten immediately. Oh well, I'll just enjoy your photos!
Debbi, those are the prettiest flowers and I love how they are planted along the fabulous fence. Those are the style of sunflowers that make such a beautiful bouquet. Not so stiff and formal..They grow wild along Hwy 80 in northern California and make for good travels..Happy Weekend..Judy
That first photo brought a big smile to my face. Sunflowers are happy flowers. Thanks for sharing ~ FlowerLady
ReplyDeleteOh, I do love those sunflowers. A bright spot for anyone passing by and now.. because you captured them with your camera, we all can enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteSunflowers always make people smile. I am smiling now.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to pick up some sunflowers at the farmers' market, if they have them - none here, unfortunately! Last year the critters planted a few seeds in my pots, and I let them grow. This year, with the bears I haven't been feeding the critters, so no sunflowers! And the ones I planted got eaten immediately. Oh well, I'll just enjoy your photos!
ReplyDeleteSunny and happy sunflowers!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! New to your blog, and I like!
ReplyDeleteDebbi, those are the prettiest flowers and I love how they are planted along the fabulous fence. Those are the style of sunflowers that make such a beautiful bouquet. Not so stiff and formal..They grow wild along Hwy 80 in northern California and make for good travels..Happy Weekend..Judy
ReplyDeleteSplashes of summer happiness -- I love how you phrase things! These are beautiful, and so, too, is the setting!
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