When I first arrived and walked through the first field, I just wept. It was so gorgeous even though a lot of the flowers had gone to seed. It was absolutely magic. I have always been in love with sunflowers and painted and made quilts of them. Oh, how sad if they cannot do this anymore.
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| Corn to the left, flowers to the right |
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| The corn out to dry |
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| Husband is 6'4", so you can see the flowers height |
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| This was a three headed immense sunflower. |
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| There were orange ones. |
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| And red ones. |
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| And fancy ones for you to cut bouquets. |
7 comments:
What a treat to see....but what in the world is wrong with the Grinchs there? How far we have fallen as a community to take down good things.
Sunflowers have always been a favorite here too. Though ours are well past the pretty blooming stage, they happily provide seeds for the goldfinches, chickadees and nuthatches. And reward us with their happy songs.
Sunflowers are lovely. You'd think the town would appreciate them, especially since some of those people who come to visit, also spend $$$ in the town. Someone has a screw loose in that town, and it sure isn't the people growing the flowers.
I can't even imagine seeing so many sunflowers in one place. I think I need to plant some next year.
Wow Linda, stunning pics of the sunflowers and such a height too.Such a sad tale about the shut down.
Gorgeous. Can we write to the town council, senator, anybody listening to keep this place open?
Beautiful scenery and images. Thanks for sharing!
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