This is my FAVORITE picture of my morning glories, hands down!
I love the way they are basking in the morning sun.
In a large print I have of this in the "Gallery",
you can see a spiderweb.
I love the way the colors are so vibrant and joyous.
This picture is joyous!
This is one lonely purple shamrock leaf in my morning glories.
Sometime early on in the spring, I had this shamrock plant from my Grrrls Gramma
hanging in our kitchen.
Our cat Maynard, decided it would be a great idea
to jump ON the planter that was hanging.
Well, chaos ensued, and when we cleaned up the mess
I just threw out, what I thought was a dead, or dying plant.
I tossed it into my "pseudo compost heap".
Basically it is where plant waste goes during every season except Summer.
This one purple shamrock came back, and sprouted among the green.
It was really surprising, and neat to look at!
This is a cinder block edging treatment that My Grrrl did a few seasons back.
The first year we did Johnny Jump Ups in them.
The morning glories just go where in the heck they please.
That is how they wound up here.
They didn't get much bigger than this.
Honestly, I think it is because they knew that they would have nothing to grow up.
No way to look out upon the world.
This one, and the following 2, I like because of the contrast between blurry and clear.
I wish that I knew how I did this,
where the flower is blurry, but the leaves are not.
I just do!
I like all of the grabby vines in this picture.
I also like how one flower is open and awake to the world,
and the other is not!
I just like this picture because even ugly babies need love...
I mean, the flower has seen better days. But the colors are
still so vibrant, trying to still being pretty...
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