And every year I do, because I see those perfectly heart shaped leaves poking out of the ground and I remember how much I love them. I tell myself the tangled mess will be worth it.
And it is.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
good morning glories
And every year I do, because I see those perfectly heart shaped leaves poking out of the ground and I remember how much I love them. I tell myself the tangled mess will be worth it.
And it is.
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You're braver than I... We have some rogue morning glories that try to take over our flowerbeds, and one of us always yanks them out. They will consume a bed in no time at all around here! They do have pretty little leaves and flowers, though. :)
ReplyDeleteI love that second photo where the petals haven't unfurled yet. So cool!
I do enjoy this flower!
ReplyDeleteIn about 1977, I planted a row of varied colored morning glories along a chain-linked fence along the eastern edge of our yard in Rapid City. Lots of water and fertilizer and man did they ever put on a show! the entire neighborhood admired our fence-row all summer long. that was my only real experience with them and it was fun (except for grandmother Geye's morning-glory-sun-shade that she grew to shield her back porch from the morning sun)! d