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davids10 z7a nv.

9 years ago

so many different ones

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TexasRanger10
9 years ago
Shot in early June, they are winding down now and the Hairy Golden Asters next to them are now much larger & taking over.
pitimpinai
9 years ago
Aren't they fun to look at? I love them. I let them seed themselves in my garden, so each year I will find them in different forms at different spots. They are so cheerful I don't care if some might think they clash with their neighbors:
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diggerdee zone 6 CT
9 years ago
I usually grow about 6 different kinds but never got around to sowing my seeds this winter. Luckily I have some reseeders. LOVE them! No photos though, sorry!

Dee

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