Now I am not a lover of great expanses of bare wood, and as they were put into position too late to buy any climbing shrubs, I decided dig a few sunflower seeds out of the wild bird food that we buy , pop them in the ground then wait to see what happened - Well, this is what happened :-)
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So no matter what the weather for the next few weeks, I've got my very own rays of sunshine!!
Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow.
That's what sunflowers do!
Helen Keller
1880-1968
2 comments:
Fantastic idea.
OH MY GOSH!!! those are the most fantastic flowers!!!
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