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Hi, all. I live in Salt Lake City, Utah (Hardiness zone 7a). I drove by a house the other day that had the most beautiful blooming bush/shrub I've ever seen. It had long stalks that were absolutely covered with bright yellow flowers. I wasn't able to get as close as I wanted to them, but the individual flowers sort of resembled sunflowers. They were much, much smaller than sunflowers, though, and as I said, they absolutely covered the stalks. The bush was pretty tall (maybe five or six feet) and the leaves were long and slender. They were blooming in the sun, next to a fence. Can anyone tell me what it might have been?
You know, it might actually be a Maximillian Sunflower! I don't even like sunflowers, or at least I've never thought I did. I tried finding it myself using Google, but it didn't even occur to me that it might be a variety of sunflower. I looked at this website, and I think I have a match.
You know, it might actually be a Maximillian Sunflower! I don't even like sunflowers, or at least I've never thought I did. I tried finding it myself using Google, but it didn't even occur to me that it might be a variety of sunflower. I looked at this website, and I think I have a match.
That is a beautiful flower! Glad you tracked it down. Are you considering planting those next year?
That is a beautiful flower! Glad you tracked it down. Are you considering planting those next year?
I'd love to, but I'm not sure I can find anywhere in my yard where is enough sun. Years ago, all I had was sun. Now... well, I love my trees, but getting things to grow that require a lot of sun can be problematic. I think the flower (looks more like a shrub to me) is gorgeous, though.
I just edited your photo, and in my editor, it did in fact, open the picture sideways. I turned it and now uploaded.
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