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Dune Sunflowers are beginning to bloom on established plants around the island.
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Dune Sunflowers are wonderful for holding sand in place in our yard and really brighten up the landscape. They may get leggy at the end of the year, especially after a long spell of rainy weather. Not to worry, just pull up the old plants, and...
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In the spring you have a yard full of volunteers sprouting everywhere.
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