I planted an old pack of sunflower seeds behind my house using the stab and drop method.
Take screwdriver. Stab the hard ground. Drop seed in hole. Half-heartedly push dirt over hole with finger. Wait.
This method works quite well!
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Almost ready. |
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Getting closer-the view from outside. |
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Made it! The view from inside. |
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The view from behind is equally as pretty as the view from the front! |
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One of the stalks fell over, so I brought it in. So cheery! I want to dry the flowers now, so that the birds can eat the seeds. :) |
1 comment:
And they are lovely. Love the stab and drop method, you are a hoot!
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