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Friday, September 05, 2008
Pictures of Some of This Year's Sunflowers
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Julia Erickson
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Labels: Cut and Forced Flowers, Summer Garden
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2 comments:
Lovely sunflowers in your summer garden! Happy September ;)
Did you get any rain from Hanna today? Here in Nyack we are soaked!
Nice sunflowers. Don't you love the way those chocolate cherries look from the back with the yellow streaks? Really pretty. I also have some of those with the curled yellow spikey petals. Any idea what variety those are?
Thanks for the links to the world garden blogs. The number of gardening blogs can be really overwhelming so this is helpful!
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