It all happened two years ago, but never forgotten and I have my photos as a memory. There is a field where every year something else is planted: sometimes wheat, perhaps corn and one year sunflowers were chosen. The seeds are used for the production of sunflower seed oil. It was a wonderful sight to see, so many sunflowers packed into a field. This was really a symbol of joy.
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Lovely! Their upright faces look as if posing for the picture🌻 🌻🌻
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It was a wonderful display for at least a month
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I love seeing a field of sunflowers. They look so happy and make you smile.
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They certainly leave an impression
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reminds me of s France but the sky is all wrong 🙂
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That’s because it is a Swiss Sky
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Oh what great sunflower fields. Beautiful Pat 😀
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They are certainly very impressive. I think I took a photo a day when they were flowering.
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oh yes, this is my dream landscape too – I jumped out of the car when I saw my first sunflower field…. and once on a holiday in Southern France we rented our B&B really far from the cities, and thus drove past several fields – what gave us the biggest joy was how they turned their heads towards the sun. You could literally watch them ‘nodding’ in the direction, especially in the evening…. magic!
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They are very special, the more the merrier
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i love them!!
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😃
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Do they really follow the sun round? They are all so straight, tall and at attention.
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I think all plants follow the sun and when you have a sunflower head, the head goes with the stalk.
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Gorgeous! I would love to see a field of sunflowers one day.
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It is really a wonderful sight
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