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Short n' Sassy Sneezeweed
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Uploaded: 09/08/21 9:38 PM GMT
Short n' Sassy Sneezeweed
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That's an unfortunate name for a very perky and pretty fall flower. It's a member of the Helenium family.
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::biffobear
09/09/21 7:42 AM GMT
It's lovely..I assume they make you sneeze...R.
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Kathy, I wouldn't be amazed when you've found and captured this flower HERE, 😁 !
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What a strange name for these lovelies, very nice post! tigs=^..^=
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Very pretty - little baby sunflowers. The are reflecting the sunshine back at us !
The name Sneezeweed originates from the old use of the dried leaves to make snuff :)
The name Sneezeweed originates from the old use of the dried leaves to make snuff :)
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They definitely look like they should have smiling faces on them. An unusual range of hues of orange and yellow in such a tight grouping. I have to wonder if my wife would be sinus-allergic to these wee beauties, as she is to the full blown sunflowers? I once had an assignment to shoot from inside a sunflower field and picked one that required me to bring a 4-step ladder in with me, in order to see and shoot above the 9-10-foot-tall stems. They were packed fairly close so by the time I got back to the pickup I had so much yellow powder on me that I looked like the worlds largest bumble bee. To compensate, I had her drive the truck for a bit, on the country section roads, while I brushed myself off in the wind.
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