The Sunflowers continue to grow by the fence. I planted the seeds in three pots with the names marked on sticks.
They are giant single Sunflowers, and are outgrowing the Sunflower Moulin Rouge I planted in Hils greenhouse.
They are towering over the Lady Emma Hamilton Rose, the Madonna Lilly, the Leopards Bane, and the Camellia.
The garden Gnomes and Pink Flamingo look on. The garden birds seem to plant lots of Sunflower seeds wherever they drop them!
I love Sunflowers. They are such artistic flowers, and remind me of Summer.
Sunflower races are fun for kids and adults alike, and for the birds afterwards to eat them.
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Add to myYahoo!The Pregnant Onion is pregnant with a baby pregnant onion.

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Happy 4th of July!
Now back to the barbeque.
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Add to myYahoo!Alina is the winner of the garden gloves. Her comment number was picked by the random number generator. Thank you to all commenters for participating. I hope you’ll come back again!
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