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They’ve got their Sunday bonnets on. 🙂
That they do! 🙂
My favorite flower Eliza 🌻🌻🌻🌻
Oh, nice! I love anything with a daisy-face! 🙂
Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie.
Thank you for reblogging!
Has brought me some sunshine on a grey day:)
Glad to hear it!
Beautiful.
Thank you, Christina. This variety has bloomed about a month after the others. I might collect seed for next year, if the birds don’t take them all. It’s a pretty one.
Absolutely lovely. 🙂 My sunflowers didn’t even grow this year because of the drought so thanks for sharing these beauties.
Thank you, Judy. Sorry about your crop loss. I am so glad I put a heavy straw mulch on the garden this spring. Otherwise, I’d not have these either. I read that NH Gov declared a state of emergency to help the farmers get funding. Maybe you can apply? 😉
Lovely!
Thank you, Belinda. I’m glad I caught these yesterday, as the monsoonal cold front that just passed through has brought this baby to half-mast. I need to go prop it up before it topples.
I’m glad you did, they’re like floral sunshine!
🙂
So much joy in those beauties who follow the sun. 🙂
I’m a lot like those sunflowers! 😉
Ah, beautiful Eliza. Yeah, I’m a sucker for a daisy face too. 🙂
😀 ❤ Thanks, Mary.
That’s a lot of flowers on one Sunflower! There are so many different types. Definitely grab some seeds. My birds eat seeds, before they are even ripe!
I might put a cloth bag around one of the smaller ones to save the seeds from the birds.
Great idea! Squirrels don’t share much, either. They have a one track mind: “FOOD.”
Indeed!
So jaunty and pretty!
Thank you, Laurie. Hope you had a nice weekend. 🙂
Beautiful Eliza.
Thank you, Karen.
A lovely bunch:)
Thank you!
So cheerful and beautiful. Perfect. 🙂
Thank you, Robin. 🙂
They’re wonderful, Eliza! I didn’t have a single sunflower that looked as good as any of these this summer.
Thank you, Kris!
Beautiful!
Thank you, Sarah!
I think sunflowers are my favorite flower. They’re so cheerful and resilient.
They really are. I love ’em!
Lovely
Thank you!
Love the yellow-green background to these sunflowers…
Thank you, Peggy.