The morning glories are still blooming in my garden.
I like the shadow of the borage bud on the last blossom.
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9 comments:
Very lovely morning glories! They are such a delight when they bloom. :)
It is a neat shadow. I do love that shade of purple
Mom and Dad had some wild ones over at their old house... blue and purple... gorgeous. They always seem to have a light shining from the center in photos.
lovely flower!
mine are too....nice photos...
Lovely shots. Takes me back to my childhood.
Wow! They are so beautiful!
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Aw... I guess this is why they have Glory in their name. So brilliant.
These are absolutely beautiful! I'm glad that you were featured on Today's Flowers this week, because I'm glad I found your blog, and I'm now a follower.
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