Yellow In Nature

I have actually no idea, if anything of this is meant ornamental or for snacking and birdfood, most of this is grown rather for energy now. There is no box for honour-system vending and it is not on a busy road.

I think the smal multi-headed yellow background flower on the outer right is likely a Topinambur (Helianthus tuberosus), also a common ernergy crop as well as a trend veggie and a traditonal exotic plant for making hard liquer from roots in the Black Forest, known about as long as the potato. Topi, once grown in a field often survives like a weed amonst other crops and it grows especially well in later sunflower fields as it is a close cousin of true sunflowers anyway. Unlike most fancy sunflowers, like extra low or tall, red or filled varieties, Topi is not just some old F1 hybrid and it sticks faithfully to any spot it conquered unless you sift all the soil through a kitchen sieve, and make the priest perform a handstand and pray a rosary in this position during the field blessing (well, I guess the disgruntled farmer who told me this really wanted to express more likey, that you get never rid of the stuff should you decide to grow something else).

LOL! The owner of the Farmstore has a cute way to express things. I just guess he is not fond of plants that resist his plans. But it seems he prefers Religion over Round-up :o)

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