I must remember to have some of these next year. They are such cheery flowers – especially as they are undaunted by being so fleeting. Sadly, I said that last year – and the year before…….
Reminds me of my school days – great banks of them from the train window. I wouldn’t’ve have dared the colloquialness of the question in those days! Very cowed and conscious of propriety then, I was. They are a glorious colour – and it’s a great question, so my now self thinks.
They are beautiful and look so innocent, so maybe the story Morning Glory is keep them under control and grow in pots. They are smothering some of Australia’s bush and very hard to control. Yours look to be well under control Gilly.
I must remember to have some of these next year. They are such cheery flowers – especially as they are undaunted by being so fleeting. Sadly, I said that last year – and the year before…….
usually classed as a weed as it takes over!
Oh yes! We have plenty of the white ones, they soon take over, but the blue are far more cheery 😝
The blue ones are such a beautiful colour.
I’m always asking “what’s the story, mornin’ glory?”……
Love the question, Gilly. Such pretty flower faces. 🙂
One of the most invasive flowers in the world! I love to look at them and would plant them in pots so they couldn’t wander too far in the garden.
Beautiful shot of the morning glory! Boy, they spread pretty fast. 🙂
They look delicate but are the opposite. These have a very prety color.
glorious glories!
Reminds me of my school days – great banks of them from the train window. I wouldn’t’ve have dared the colloquialness of the question in those days! Very cowed and conscious of propriety then, I was. They are a glorious colour – and it’s a great question, so my now self thinks.
They are beautiful and look so innocent, so maybe the story Morning Glory is keep them under control and grow in pots. They are smothering some of Australia’s bush and very hard to control. Yours look to be well under control Gilly.
“What’s the word, hummingbird?”
I haven’t seen that movie in years but am going to look it up. Thanks for the prompt.
What a beautiful way to wake-up! Lovely, Gilly. Thank you 🙂
I saw lots in the Algarve! Especially the purply ones 🙂