I feel sunflower joy joy joy joy
Down in my heart.
See you later, Bye!
Kim
12 thoughts on “sunflower joy”
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I feel sunflower joy joy joy joy
Down in my heart.
See you later, Bye!
Kim
Comments are closed.
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Sunflower joy INDEED! The bee is enjoyed your sunflower garden, too! Fabulous PHOTOS as usual !!!
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Thanks Sharon – you would love the gardens right now, wish you were closer to come visit. Love and hugs xo Kim
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I love the sunflowers! I think I’ll plant some next year. Made me happy looking at your pics. Thank you!
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I’m so glad the photos made you happy. The deer got many of the plants, rain and storm damage got others, but I sure am enjoying the survivors. xoxo
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Happy Heart!! Beautiful!
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Hey beautiful you – happy heart indeed! xxoo
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So beautiful!! I’m a tad bit jealous since every single little sunflower sprout was eaten by the wild critters this year. And I planted them twice!! 🙂
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Staci – those wild critters ate a lot of ours too and the ones that the deer didn’t eat, the Japanese beetles are having. Still, it is great to have some survive and bring sunshine to our hearts. xo
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Beautiful!
Lisa
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Thank you Lisa. xo
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Bee-you-tee-ful!!! Wish I had gotten my sunflowers planted but gad, we’ve had a lot of rain this year! I may mold!
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Thank you! I have mold too, and the Japanese beetles are out of control they have taken over. 😦
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