Let's Divert From Reefs Momentarily Let's See Flowers

Wildflower bouquet, courtesy of my daughters.

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It’s crazy to see black eyes Susan’s in bloom!

I’m up in Canada and I’m just finally starting to see some green on ours.

Very beautiful garden, well done.
Thanks! Yep, the black eyed Susans put on quite a show and then all fade at once, leaving you with the clean up! But worth the work imo.
 
At Silver Falls State Park in Oregon.
 

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