The white morning glories, 
and these pale blue ones, are ones
I have not seen in the area before.
I can add them to the list
of good colours for morning glories!
4 years ago
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5 comments:
Morning glories take so long to flower, waiting till the end of summer - but they are so worth it!
Gorgeous. I love the side view of the pale blue one. Very neat
You should see the black eyed susans and Japanese lanterns which have taken over MY garden!
Beautiful morning glories!
Beautiful--I remember the many wild dones in Pennsylvania. As a child of the 60s, it also brings back memories of the, ah, interesting properties of morning glory seeds!
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