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Morning Glory

gardeningmomof3

17 years ago

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Hope this works. If so this is one of the 3 Morning Glories that started on their own from last years seeds. In fact this one I first noticed yesterday, after one of our boys mentioned something about their ladder on the fort. Figured better check it out,didn't want em using a ladder if it was broken. What a surprise to see this instead. :) Double click on photo for bigger image.

Comments (2)

Snomam
17 years ago
Beautiful blossoms! Lucky you. Mine still haven't bloomed.
aka_margo
17 years ago
Mine have bloomed, but only my grandpa ott's and the varieaged leaf ones (I can't think of their name). None of the scarlett or any other colors have bloomed yet.

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