This autumn has been a wonderful "Indian Summer." The past few days in the Washington, DC-area were in the '60s and made weeding and raking a joy.
The line of sunflowers along my fence may look a bit scraggly as the other annuals I planted there have died back, but the sunflowers just keep right on blooming! I plan on keeping them up until the last flower finished up.
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The sunflowers look so cheerful, and I'm sure the birds appreciate them too! Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteSunflowers always make me smile :)
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for visiting my GBBD post. You hit it right on the nailhead: cheerful and smiling, who could not fall in love?
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