I planted it along my wagon wheel but you cannot see the wheel at all. Maybe next year only a few seeds.
Today I noticed that I had some Morning Glories blooming. Yay!!
Intertwined vines.
Ann
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Intertwined
About six weeks ago I planted Morning Glory seeds and all I have had is intertwined vines! My grands thought it was a weed.
I planted it along my wagon wheel but you cannot see the wheel at all. Maybe next year only a few seeds.
Today I noticed that I had some Morning Glories blooming. Yay!!
The wagon wheel IS IN there.
Thanks go out to the amazing team of ABC WEDNESDAY
I planted it along my wagon wheel but you cannot see the wheel at all. Maybe next year only a few seeds.
Today I noticed that I had some Morning Glories blooming. Yay!!
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I love morning glories!!! They're so colorful and fill up empty spaces in the garden. TFS
nice picture
Thanks for sharing your beautiful series of flowers.
Have a great weekend Ann!
Wil, ABCW Team.
Morning Glory is such a pretty plant and I'm so pleased
that yours have INTERSPERSED IN the way you desired, well done!
Best wishes,
Di,
ABCW team.
Hello goodafternoon
Lovely plants as are your photographs!
Thank you for participating in this weeks challenge, hope to may see you again next week.
Have a nice day
♫ Mel☺dy ♫ (abc-w-team)
That is nature at its invasive best, in gardening terms 6 weeks is almost instantaneous!
Perhaps they will reseed themselves and next year you will have riotous blooms!!
I got to thinking we're all intertwined.
ROG, ABCW
I have seen these around here, but never had any. Yours is a pretty color.
Ive thought of doing morning glories too but am afraid of them taking over everything.
love their gorgeous color.
Beautiful! I don't believe morning glories do well in SW Texas. Blessings!
Very pretty vines and the morning glory is glorious...aptly named!
Sue at CollectInTexas Gal
morning glory grows wild here in NZ
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