Monday, September 9, 2013
Sun setting on summer: Seventh Day Project does September
What are those brilliant orange flowers in the back garden, you ask. Well, those are Tithonia rotundifolia, also called Mexican sunflower. One of the owners at Garden House in Solon Springs recommended them during a chat last spring about favorite annuals. They don't look like much now, she said, as she placed two plants with plain foliage and no blossoms or even buds in one of our boxes. But just wait -- you'll love them, she promised.
And we do.
See other fun things in the garden in Seventh Day September 2013.
Labels:
annuals,
seventh day project
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