Last of the Sneezeweed by phil_sandford

Last of the Sneezeweed

or Helinum autumnale as it's more formally known (I've never heard it called Sneezeweed before).

These flowered a couple of weeks ago, been rather starved of water of late; not sure how much longer they'll survive or if they seed themselves, as I sure don't remember buying and planting this.

Thanks for your continued engagment, views, comments and favs on my offerings; always appreciated
Lovely focus and dof.
September 6th, 2021  
Pretty blooms! Love their colors.
September 6th, 2021  
Well they are beautiful, we don’t have them here but we’ve been sneezing like crazy the last week. Maybe the winds brought their pollen over from your place. 😊
September 6th, 2021  
Lovely
September 6th, 2021  
Such a pretty shot.
September 6th, 2021  
Super focus
September 6th, 2021  
Nicely focused, a lovely shot
September 6th, 2021  
They are so pretty, I hope they seed and return :)
September 6th, 2021  
So pretty , great focus , but never heard of this name !
September 6th, 2021  
Lovely capture
September 6th, 2021  
Me neither @beryl - I couldn’t remember what it was so put the photograph through an App on my smart phone, and it gave me that name plus, obviously, Helenium (which I recognised)
September 6th, 2021  
@phil_sandford Yes recognise it as a Helenium !!
September 6th, 2021  
Lovely focus. They are pretty!
September 6th, 2021  
Beautiful
September 6th, 2021  
great selective focus
September 6th, 2021  
It's a perennial, propagation by division of roots.You must have planted it sometime Phil. One of my favourite hardy perennials.
September 6th, 2021  
awesome focus and DOF.
September 6th, 2021  
@boatman137 Thank you Shirley. I more than likely did plant it. If I divide it this autumn and re-plant would it grow next year where I plant them?
September 6th, 2021  
Lovely shot
September 6th, 2021  
Love the way you have composed this shot.
September 7th, 2021  
Beautiful!
September 7th, 2021  
Pretty flowers.
September 7th, 2021  
Great capture :)
September 7th, 2021  
@phil_sandford Since commenting yesterday, I have researched online and you can grow them from seed. I had only ever split the roots of established plants.
It might be a bit soon for you to split this one, if it is new this year.
Perhaps next year if it is a good size, and that is how you can increase your stock.
September 7th, 2021  
@boatman137 Thanks Shirley 🙂🙂
September 7th, 2021  
Beautiful colour
September 7th, 2021  
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