Sunday, August 23, 2015

Sunflowers


I saw this interesting contraption (greenhouse-of-sorts?) on the University of Minnesota's St. Paul campus.  I assume that the sunflowers must thrive and grow better in it—don't really know.
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14 comments:

  1. Andy7:23 AM

    It is something new to me. Is art representing a seed pod?

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  2. EG CameraGirl7:35 AM

    Interesting piece of art. I don't know that it helps the sunflowers grow, though, I suspect sunflowers do just fine on their own as long as they get enough sunshine and rain.

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  3. PerthDailyPhoto8:46 AM

    Not sure either Kate, but I rather like it!

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  4. Birdman9:05 AM

    August is sunflower season up here in my corner of the world too. Looks like that vertical greenhouse is working. Ha.

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  5. Sharon9:47 AM

    Very unusual.

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  6. RedPat9:51 AM

    That could have been your pic for curiosities!

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  7. Janey and Co.4:25 PM

    Hmmm. never seen such a thing. pretty sunflowers.

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  8. TexWisGirl7:07 PM

    the cone of silence?

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  9. Jack8:06 PM

    That contraption takes a lot of money for just a couple of flowers.

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  10. Kay11:42 PM

    Around here something like that would provide a nice windbreak...but as Jack has noted, it takes a lot of money - for whatever its purpose and use.
    (Did you want a higher definition copy of my post from today - the grendelia flowers? I can email you a better copy if you'd like.)

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  11. Ola4:11 AM

    maybe the sunflowers are just growing there? being not a part of the glass sculpture?

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  12. biebkriebels5:26 AM

    Very unusual, dodn't know is is meant to be together?

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  13. Bergson10:08 AM

    étrange sculpture

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  14. William Kendall4:00 PM

    An unusual contraption. The sunflowers look good.

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