#1241 Little Sunbursts in the Dark Night
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This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.
Jul 27, 2026 at 08:01 PM
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Malka_1 wrote:
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
Jul 29, 2026 at 10:50 AM
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!
Malka_1 wrote
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!
Jul 29, 2026 at 05:33 PM
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Malka_1 wrote:
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!
Mine are 23+ years olde and doing well!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TjRXsYFxFg
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
Thanks for the welcome!
Mine are 23+ years olde and doing well!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TjRXsYFxFg
Jul 30, 2026 at 11:01 AM
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!Mine are 23+ years olde and doing well!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
Your flowers are older than some of my kids!
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.
Malka_1 wrote
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
Thanks for the welcome!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
Your flowers are older than some of my kids!
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.
Jul 30, 2026 at 02:26 PM
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Malka_1 wrote:
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!Mine are 23+ years olde and doing well!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
DanYour flowers are older than some of my kids!
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.
Aging is NOT for whimps brother!
I would like to "think" I was "staying young" in my youthful thought process, despite my chronological years, but WRONG!!!!!! The body sez otherwise! AND IT TELLS SO EVERYDAY!!
!!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
Thanks for the welcome!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.
Aging is NOT for whimps brother!
I would like to "think" I was "staying young" in my youthful thought process, despite my chronological years, but WRONG!!!!!! The body sez otherwise! AND IT TELLS SO EVERYDAY!!
!!Dan
Jul 31, 2026 at 10:19 AM
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!Mine are 23+ years olde and doing well!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
DanYour flowers are older than some of my kids!
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.Aging is NOT for whimps brother!
I would like to "think" I was "staying young" in my youthful thought process, despite my chronological years, but WRONG!!!!!! The body sez otherwise! AND IT TELLS SO EVERYDAY!!
!!
Dan
I hear you. They say "aging is no good but beats the alternative" - would be nice not to feel the effects though! Not sure if it helps, but the most senior woman in my life nearing 100 and she is one of the most young at heart people I know. Unfortunately her health is failing, and her joie de vivre is fading, but she has been an inspiration to us for many years, a precious treasure to her family.
Here is delightful post script to my original post. Pictured is 4-year old grandson of next door neighbor with my flowers. He was very proud of himself. He is too cute to be upset at, especially since he picked them for my 3-year granddaughter - they are best buddies. We replanted them since he pulled them with roots, they may or may not take but that's OK. I gave him one flower to deliver as intended.
Malka_1 wrote
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
This native North American wildflower (Black-eyed Susan) replanted itself to a new spot in my yard, right at the edge of porch light and the back yard shadows. It greets me with a cheerful burst of light when I come home in the dark.Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
Thanks for the welcome!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.
I would like to "think" I was "staying young" in my youthful thought process, despite my chronological years, but WRONG!!!!!! The body sez otherwise! AND IT TELLS SO EVERYDAY!!
!!Dan
I hear you. They say "aging is no good but beats the alternative" - would be nice not to feel the effects though! Not sure if it helps, but the most senior woman in my life nearing 100 and she is one of the most young at heart people I know. Unfortunately her health is failing, and her joie de vivre is fading, but she has been an inspiration to us for many years, a precious treasure to her family.
Here is delightful post script to my original post. Pictured is 4-year old grandson of next door neighbor with my flowers. He was very proud of himself. He is too cute to be upset at, especially since he picked them for my 3-year granddaughter - they are best buddies. We replanted them since he pulled them with roots, they may or may not take but that's OK. I gave him one flower to deliver as intended.
Jul 31, 2026 at 02:42 PM
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Malka_1 wrote:
Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!I did not know that! Very hardy flower too, literally a surprise replant from a different spot.
Thanks for the welcome!Mine are 23+ years olde and doing well!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
DanYour flowers are older than some of my kids!
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.Aging is NOT for whimps brother!
I would like to "think" I was "staying young" in my youthful thought process, despite my chronological years, but WRONG!!!!!! The body sez otherwise! AND IT TELLS SO EVERYDAY!!
!!
DanI hear you. They say "aging is no good but beats the alternative" - would be nice not to feel the effects though! Not sure if it helps, but the most senior woman in my life nearing 100 and she is one of the most young at heart people I know. Unfortunately her health is failing, and her joie de vivre is fading, but she has been an inspiration to us for many years, a precious treasure to her family.
Here is delightful post script to my original post. Pictured is 4-year old grandson of next door neighbor with my flowers....Show more →
Save the flower heads!!!!!! They will turn into seeds for planting!!!!
MY sunflowers are blooming now and a few have "gone to seed" and my goldfinches light on the flower and pick the seeds from the center.
I am happy you recognized the lad's enthusiasm and acknowledged it!
Thanks!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
Danpbphoto wrote
Malka_1 wrote
Danpbphoto wrote
Maryland's State flower is the "Blackeyed Susan"..I have them in my sideyard..They are also the "winning coat" of the Preakness Stakes horse.Thanks!
Dan
WELCOME!
Thanks for the welcome!
There is much to learn here on FM...Members don't "mention" "things" to make people feel unknowledgeable"..it is learning. Whether we got there "now" or "then" is irelavant imho. Enlightenment...
Again WELCOME!
Dan
That's what I am here for, to learn. And to interact with like-minded folks.
1991, ha.
I would like to "think" I was "staying young" in my youthful thought process, despite my chronological years, but WRONG!!!!!! The body sez otherwise! AND IT TELLS SO EVERYDAY!!
!!Dan
Here is delightful post script to my original post. Pictured is 4-year old grandson of next door neighbor with my flowers....Show more →
Save the flower heads!!!!!! They will turn into seeds for planting!!!!
MY sunflowers are blooming now and a few have "gone to seed" and my goldfinches light on the flower and pick the seeds from the center.
I am happy you recognized the lad's enthusiasm and acknowledged it!
Thanks!
Dan
Aug 01, 2026 at 09:09 AM