(clicking imbiggens)
The top picture shows a yellow "weed" that is every bit as pretty as the flowers we paid for.
The big green plants in the bottom picture are sunflowers, ringed with four-o'clocks coming up underneath. If you look closely, you'll see a birdfeeder in the middle of it all.
The sunflowers are planted for us by the birds, a fair exchange for the seeds they eat.
When I was a little boy I collected seeds from my grandfather's garden and planted them (with Mom's help) at my own home. Several moves and more than fifty years later, these four-o'clocks are the latest generation of his flowers.
I still miss you, Grampy.
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