They are so cheerful ...how can you resist a smile.
Rudbeckia 'Sonora' is in bloom in the wild gardens. They reseed themselves. My planting of Rudbeckia has diminished over the years but there are still some left.
I was busy all day...some laundry, painting Christmas Ornaments (21 are completely done) it may be awhile for more to be finished completely...hooks were ordered and will be here in a week or two. It was a cooler day so I made a pan of Chicken Enchiladas and six servings are headed for the freezer.
No time for a nap or movie time. I sat outside after supper...the skeeters are getting more aggressive and larger. All the ponds in the Corporate Farmers irrigation fields are breeding spots....especially since they irrigate in the rain.
Ohhhh crabbiness is setting in.
I need another yellow flower now.
More sunny yellow flowers this one a Rudbeckia with double petals...a seedling variation...nothing that I planted.
There I feel better now! Stay safe out there!
Far Side
Good Morning, I love these pretty yellow flowers. So cheerful! Wishing you both a great day. Skeeters are bad here in GA too.
ReplyDeleteI have some sunflowers and marigIlds getting ready to show off their nice colors! I like variations on all colors! But Rudebeckia is one of my favorites. I will look into planting some next year!
ReplyDeleteThe skeeters will be awful here for a bit. We had 2+ inches last night in a heavy 'gully washer'. Uffdah.
I always loved yellow flowers best... I agree they're so cheerful.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I am waiting for my Black-Eyed Susans to bloom. I've got buds but so far no flowers. The deer made a snack out of half the barrel already. I hope to see something pretty before they get them all. Araignee
ReplyDeleteI love the Rudbeckia flower. One of my neighbors has some . Yellow is such a cheerful color. Staying healthy but getting crabbier as this pandemic goes one. Have great day.
ReplyDeleteI love yellow flowers, too. Mostly, I just love flowers. We have Black-eyed Susans and Whorled Rosinweed and Oxeye blooming. I like our red Royal Catchfly also.
ReplyDeleteSelf-medicating with yellow flowers is a perfect way to fight crabbiness.
ReplyDeleteWe got a little afternoon shower & those skeeters were out in the garden scavenging something fierce so I did my evening walk as quick as possible.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are beautiful. I always think of you when I see any yellow flower. :-)
ReplyDeleteI really like them. Someone else planted them and I get to enjoy them.
ReplyDeletePretty yellow flowers!! I'm feeling a little grumpy myself this morning and the flowers do make a person smile.
ReplyDeleteLove all the pretty yellow flowers! Hope you have more nice weather today :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Love your Yellow...I have Yellow Lilies right now and I adore them!
ReplyDeleteThose mosquitoes sound really awful. I hate biting insects, one spends so much time slapping at them that there is no time to enjoy being outdoors.
ReplyDeleteYellow flowers are so cheerful, they always make me feel happy to see them :)
The Rudbeckia is lovely. I have yellow flowers too, they are dandelions. :( Not nearly as nice.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
❤️ the double petals and that cheerful color!
ReplyDeleteI think of picking Black-eyed Susans in wildflower bouquets from the ditches July in Minnesota. And getting covered with wood ticks and mosquito bites! Yours are pretty.
ReplyDeletePretty yellow flowers
ReplyDeleteI like yellow flowers too. And I hate mosquitoes ( but they love me).
ReplyDeleteOoh that last yellow flower is my favorite. So pretty! Sounds like another day when you've gotten alot accomplished. Good for you. Sorry about the mosquitoes.....ick! Your pan of chicken enchiladas sounds delish!
ReplyDeleteI like yellow flowers too. They always seem so happy and cheerful. That's why we painted our house yellow in a street full of dark browns, tans and dark green. I wanted something happy. :-). I think I'm going to miss seeing it greet me when I come home.
ReplyDeleteI haven't missed mosquitoes while living out here in the northwest. We don't have many here at all. It don't think I've seen any this year. Last year only one or two. As a child they never really bothered me much growing up in Iowa, although I know we had a LOT of them. I think kids don't notice so much.
Blessings,
Betsy
Those yellow flowers are sure cheery! I can see what you mean, especially with that second photograph.
ReplyDeleteWe have them growing wild here too. I've noticed about 3 different kinds and they do not look like yours. Yellow is my favorite color!
ReplyDeleteI like yellow flowers too... black eyed Susan's are in my garden!
ReplyDeleteHmmm I don't have a lot of yellow flowers but I agree they are so cheerful! I do have a large False Sunflower that has deep yellow blooms- I'll post it on Facebook.
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