Under my bird feeder

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  1. DeepWoods

    DeepWoods In Flower

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    This came up under my bird feeder last summer, a black oil sunflower. Thanks for looking and have a great day.

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  3. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Nice shot. That reminds me. I need to plant some more sunflowers for the birds.
     
  4. Kay

    Kay Girl with Green Thumbs

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    Of course it did! :p
    Just one seed the birds missed!!
     
  5. marlingardener

    marlingardener Happy

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    Good photo! We have a lot of greenery come up under our feeders, but not a sunflower. Like your avatar, too!
     



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  6. koszta kid

    koszta kid Young Pine

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    Nice picture. We have sunflower popping all over last summer.Got some red sunflowers seed last week.
     
  7. Jerry Sullivan

    Jerry Sullivan Garden Experimenter Plants Contributor

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    Excellent, you have trained the birds to grow their own food. Now, if they would only learn to pick up their shells. :)

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  8. DeepWoods

    DeepWoods In Flower

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    Thanks for all the looks and comments!! I enjoyed reading all the post.
     

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