Yes indeed. My sunflowers are coming into bloom.
They sprouted in a birdfeeder after days of rain in September. I transplanted some of the strongest into a planter so I could bring it inside if it it got too cold. Here on the south side of the house it has stayed nice and warm.
I think next spring I will scatter lots of sunflower seeds around and see what happens.
As always, thanks for stopping by..............*s*
Great idea...the sunflower I got (and saved seeds from) was a giant. Enjoy spring in the "inside" for winter! My plants all came inside last night.
ReplyDeleteI always try to winter over outdoor plants. So far I have petunias, calibrochia, and marigolds. Some years I have kept the petunias going into the following summer.
ReplyDeleteNights are still in the 40’s here so I am bringing plants in at my leisure.
Dearest Suzi,
ReplyDeleteAt times flowers can be so rewarding to us and it is a joy to see them bloom at odd months.
Hugs,
Mariette
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ReplyDeleteHope they are able to mature. We are heading into summer here and a very dry one. The drought has been going so long there is a shortage of sunflower seeds for the sellers of bird seed and it is being imported :(
ReplyDeleteI love sunflowers. This year I had the giant ones. Next year I want plant a variety so that i can cut some.
ReplyDeletesome glad your late starts are blooming.
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