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Y is for Yummy Yellow
My latest article is finished, "Ant Invasions!" If you've ever battled with ants, you will know how we felt! You can read it here: Ant Invasions!
I would like to present the FIRST FLOWERS of my RAISED BED GARDEN!!! These flowers are very special to me, because I raised them from seeds that were sent to me by my friend Pam J after I told her how much I loved them. We ended up trading several types of seeds, and though I didn't have luck with some of them, these sprouted and so did bunches of Maximillian Sunflowers, which are currently growing larger every day. These flowers are called "False Sunflowers", and grow wild in the Midwest. I love them so much, thank you Pam!
Explored on July 14, 2014. Highest placement, #3...
I would like to present the FIRST FLOWERS of my RAISED BED GARDEN!!! These flowers are very special to me, because I raised them from seeds that were sent to me by my friend Pam J after I told her how much I loved them. We ended up trading several types of seeds, and though I didn't have luck with some of them, these sprouted and so did bunches of Maximillian Sunflowers, which are currently growing larger every day. These flowers are called "False Sunflowers", and grow wild in the Midwest. I love them so much, thank you Pam!
Explored on July 14, 2014. Highest placement, #3...
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Now they look familiar !!
GREAT !!!!
and... that IS the REAL name !!
False Sunflower (Heliopsis helianthoides) Aster family (Asteraceae)
(Forget the Illinois bit... they also grow wild in OK and Kansas etc)
www.illinoiswildflowers.info/prairie/plantx/fs_sunflowerx.htm
Now you have them they will also self seed.....
Delighted !!
Also...........
Admired in ~ I ♥ Nature
I also find personally that yellow can be a difficult colour to expose well.............you obviously don't have that problem...........this is just spot on!!
Such gorgeous tones, textures and detail all perfectly composed and exposed on a super green background..........perfection!!
Good and enjoyable week.
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belle semaine Janet bises !
Thanks for posting Beautiful Flowers
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Admired in:Flowers on Ipernity.
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Congrats on Explore
Bonsoir Janet♫
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