The morning glories are opening later in the day now.
I like watching them unfurl.
10 months ago
Thursday, September 23, 2010
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5 comments:
It seemed as if fall were really here the last few days. But now the humidity is back up as are the temperatures and I am amazed that the flowers and insects are not totally confused.
Such pretty ruffles...tucked up or unfurled they are such elegant flowers! :o) We're off on a trip for a few days--back soon! Happy Weekend ahead, Judy ((HUGS))
Stunning photos! :)
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They're now mid-morning glories. They look very pretty al folded up for the night
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