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| June 23rd: Spot the three tiny sprouts on the other end of the pond? I planted them from sunflower seeds right around June 1st. |
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| August 1st: Nah, not that tall yet, how can this be a mammoth right? |
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| August 17th: Yes, that is my hand, and the plant is taller than me at this point! |
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| Sept 5th: This is easily one of my favorite photos: the view of the plant when I stand right beneath it and look up. It is really shady and the sparrows love to hang out here. |
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| Looking up to the giants. It was easily to see them from the second floor windows! Right now we still have number 3 who has not bloomed, and that is the one pictured in the header. |
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| Sadly that they droop after a week or so. We are still hoping to get some seeds to roast, or for next year |
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| Attack of the giant sunflower! The husby said the blinked in this photo, but who can tell right? :) |
6 comments:
It is HUGE!
WOAH! It's a giant alright! I love sunflowers. Yellow against the bright blue sky is just such a happy sight. Heheh. The last photo and the caption are both too cute.
wow! Really huge! I love sunflowers too! Well done! Plant some more!
wow!! u have ur own sunflower and little garden! how sweet! i've always wanted a little garden of my own :)
Sorry I am having trouble leaving comments on my own blog! It keeps disappearing.
Dawn: Guess what I found a sting bug on it too!
Imp: totally agree that sunflowers look their best against the blue skies :)
JoMel: thanks! hopefully I can find something else to plant next spring, any suggestions?
Aki-chan: didn't know you also like to garden! It is quite fun really, except for the bugs and mosquitoes that drive me crazy!
wah having bugs makes it even more interesting! do u get ladybugs there?? :)
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