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▲ 23 r/sunflowers

I wonder how many different colors and variations of sunflowers there can be.

Some have been bought, some are past years seedlings. It seems I have 3 colors, but still have around 30ish left to open. I wonder if the variance in colors is due to different varieties, or if cross pollination of seedlings caused blended colors. In any case I am living the colors so

u/JawThatHarp — 2 days ago
▲ 15 r/jawharp

Sometimes the Jaw Harp is real and we are the illusion.

I am convinced jaw harps have consciousness.

u/JawThatHarp — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/sunflowers

Who has accidentally done this? And she was a beautiful color of purple.

This is a great reason to plant dozens instead of just a few.

u/JawThatHarp — 5 days ago
▲ 12 r/Vegetables+1 crossposts

For some reason this plate of melon rinds was so aesthetically pleasing, it didn’t even look real. Melon was a skin of the toad melon. I think some call it a Santa Claus Melon.

u/JawThatHarp — 6 days ago
▲ 5 r/sfwtrees+1 crossposts

Southern KS, United States. These sibling elm are majestic. Look at the incredibly wide and low canopy of these elm tree. I don’t often see a tree with a width significantly wider that its height.

u/JawThatHarp — 7 days ago
▲ 17 r/jawharp

The level of detail on Drymba by Alexander Ovcharenko is incredible. What a craftsman.

u/JawThatHarp — 9 days ago
▲ 21 r/Pawpaws

Took some advice and layering in dead leaves, twigs, some fruit scraps, and also a rabbits tail and bird wing to try to replicate a creek environment.

u/JawThatHarp — 9 days ago
▲ 5 r/Pareidolia

Flips upside down for an even different face. Hello, my friend. Your bonnet is so pretty and really brings out your eyes.

u/JawThatHarp — 9 days ago
▲ 16 r/Pawpaws

Susquehanna 1st pic seems to be suffering while the Sunflower 2nd and Shenandoah 3rd seem to be doing quite well. Any idea what is happening.

u/JawThatHarp — 19 days ago
▲ 68 r/Animals+1 crossposts

Does this point towards rodents using tools as well? Native peoples saying that voles use elderberry leaves as sleds to pile. hog peanuts on to pull like a sled.

u/JawThatHarp — 22 days ago
▲ 1 r/whatsthisplant

Kansas, USA. Does anyone know what this particular plant might be? Oozes a milky sap when stems are broken.

u/JawThatHarp — 26 days ago