Then in late July they start shooting up.
Since I like a natural look, I do not attempt to corral them.Though I must confess to digging them up by the dozens in the spring and tossing them willy-nilly around the yard.
The Mexican Sunflowers love hot, dry, sunny spots so I let them have them.
I have tried to convince them to grow in slightly shaded areas, but they outright refuse!
Grow and bloom, of course!
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Feathered Nest Friday
So pretty! I'd probably let them run wild too!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's their name! My neighbor gave me some, and yes, they've been flowering and flowering though here in MD they don't grow as tall as yours. I'm planning on corralling them next Spring, I don't have much space.
ReplyDeleteLove them.....nice color for Fall!
ReplyDeleteyour Mexican sunflowers are so pretty ... look very much like our wild Maximilian Daisy that blooms in the Fall. Enjoyed seeing them in bloom.
ReplyDeleteAudrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
They are so pretty. I hadn't heard of these type of sunflowers. They sound like they are easy to grow! I might just have to try them next year.
ReplyDeletePretty! I would cut some and bring them in the house. I love fresh flowers in the house. Hope you're having a great week and selling lots of stuff!
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty! Long blooming plants are so fabulous to have in the garden.
ReplyDeleteDo I have a spot for those suckers....I have tons of hot and dry spots.
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