@julie Thank you Julie. @ubobohobo Yes, I don't ever take them down until the birds have their way with the seeds. But I'm not sure this is a type that yields good seed. Time will tell. This is one of the first to bloom and die back. Thanks Margaret. @kjarn Those petals caught my attention because I thought they were pretty too. Thanks Kathy. @jamibann Thanks Issi. @haskar Thank you Hannah. @wakelys Thanks so much Sue. @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian. @grammyn I look worse than this when I've been out in it for very long. Thank you Katy. @craftymeg Thank you Margaret.
@brillomick The birds that seem to have liked the sunflowers in the past (the goldfinches) don't seem to be landing on the flower heads. These are not the huge headed sunflowers I had last year, they are half the diameter or less and the seeds seem to be much smaller. Time will tell. Thanks for viewing and commenting Mickey. @pyrrhula Thanks Ferry. This sunflower is one of several volunteers. @thewatersphotos Thank you so much Gary. @will_wooderson Yes, but I doubt that's going to happen.
@ubobohobo Yes, I don't ever take them down until the birds have their way with the seeds. But I'm not sure this is a type that yields good seed. Time will tell. This is one of the first to bloom and die back. Thanks Margaret.
@kjarn Those petals caught my attention because I thought they were pretty too. Thanks Kathy.
@jamibann Thanks Issi.
@haskar Thank you Hannah.
@wakelys Thanks so much Sue.
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian.
@grammyn I look worse than this when I've been out in it for very long. Thank you Katy.
@craftymeg Thank you Margaret.
@pyrrhula Thanks Ferry. This sunflower is one of several volunteers. @thewatersphotos Thank you so much Gary.
@will_wooderson Yes, but I doubt that's going to happen.