from my home of 50+ years

I would love to see the pictures.

Oh, How Beautiful!

Beautiful!

These are lovely. And I hadn't even thought to grow sunflowers in pots, obviously you can and very successfully too. Or are they Jerusalem Artichokes or something else in that family?

Those flowers are beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.

Ohhhhh, spring in the midwest....always beautiful. Enjoy your pretty plants.

I would love to know your secret..I've tried Sunflowers for 2 years and they grow but then fizzle. My elephant ears are struggling too...

Beautiful flowers and pictures.

I just planted a moon flower plant this year, eager to see it in bloom.... especially now that I have seen yours :thumbup:

Great pics. Thanks for sharing. Have this "wet" spot around some bushes that only had fern...Put some Hostas and coleus in there. They love it.

Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing :D

Your flowers are beautiful. You must have a green thumb.

Great job with your green thumb

Beautiful!! How do you get the sunflowers to stand up?

Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful plants! Thanks for letting us see them!

Your flowers are so pretty! How do you get that moonflower to bloom already?

Beautiful! I used to have a moonflower but we moved and I lost my seeds to start another one. I loved the silvery look they had in the moonlight.

Beautiful flowers.

Very nice flowers. I really like the Moonvine.

Nice job. All your flowers are very happy to live at your house.

Adequate water plus keep piling dirt around trunk to give more support, or plant by a fence.

Very nice, do you have luck planting your moonflower seeds? I don't, I live just across the lake, in Mi so zone 5.........when did you start your sunflowers? The rabbits ate mine and I think it might be too late to replant............sheesh.............calla

I love your teddybear sunflowers. So pretty! Well I love it all the moonflowers and hostas too. LOL!

Ever read the book The Moonflower Vine? I can't remember who wrote it now. But what a neat book.

You nick the seed with a nail file and soak them 48 hours before planting. Works for me every time.

I love moonflowers - but yours is a different variety than mine. Yours is a perennial and mine are annuals. Yours grow bush-like and mine grow like morning glories. I have mine planted already, but won't get any blossoms until the end of August or early September. They actually take that long to flower.

I absolutely love your flowers, they're really beautiful! :thumbup: