The Jerusalem artichokes are blooming.
They get to be six or seven feet tall,
and they bloom early in the fall,
so they are doubly welcome, unless you have to mow around them.
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7 comments:
They are so cheerful and sunny looking.
Oh such golden sunshine!! I know that these can become quite invasive in the garden..do you control them or just let them grow freely!
Oh so nice! Yellow is really the color of the day!
Thanks for the visit.
AL
Lovely photos - I love these bright coloured flowers and have many, many in my garden.
Thanks Judy, for your kind comment.
These are beautiful shots! Such varied composition - all gorgeous!
wonderful golden flowers.
my entry: http://www.altc5.com/
Ah, my favorite yellow flowers...
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