Heavenly Blue Morning Glory
Grass is not only greener over the septic tank, but it's tastier, too.
Morning glories behind Ink's garden
Ink's garden
The morning glories loving the unseasonably warm weather. Me, too.
Trees starting to turn color in the woods behind the house.
Red and yellow poison ivy in the meadow and a spot of red across the street.
Not much rain this week.
How does your garden grow?
Wow, those morning glories sure are putting on a beautiful display! The flower heads look huge and I love love love the shade of blue - I'm sure Ink would agree that they are purr-fect 😁. Wishing you a very Happy Sunday! J 😊
ReplyDeleteThe morning glory variety is called Heavenly Blue. My favorite. Some of the blooms must be close to 4 inches in diameter.
DeleteIt's starting to look like fall in your neck of the woods. My husband had a client in Worcester this past week and said that your colors were definitely a bit behind us. Your morning glory looks fabulous. A last bloom of summer. :) Too bad it couldn't bloom all winter. And I love the little tikes sand box top. We have one of those too, but I was curious what it was doing on your septic? Covering the vent? happy Sunday. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteWe're quite a bit behind color-wise this year. We usually peak color a week or so after Columbus Day. I think all the hot and humid weather in September confused the trees. I wish the winter would be mild enough for the morning glories to keep blooming. We have the septic system pumped out every year. (Note to self call to make the appointment). Himself got tired of digging up the septic cover every year. So the sandbox sits on top of the cover. Himself just moves the sandbox. No more digging.
DeleteWOW! The morning glories look wonderful! :D
ReplyDeleteI know! Bloomed just in time for the first frost
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Your garden is looking good, as always! The morning glory is a wonderful colour. What a thought about the grass over the septic tank tasting better! On my balcony only the clover and a few weeds are still flourishing! Have a nice day, hug, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThe unseasonably warm temperatures this Summer and Fall have given us an unusually long growing season. Usually at this time of year, we're preparing for our first snow!
Delete1Love the bright blue morning glory! Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteThat variety is my favorite. Too bad they are not perennials.
DeleteYou have been waiting SO patiently for those morning glories to bloom, and when they finally do, it's the end of the season. I have my fingers crossed you don't get frost any time soon!
ReplyDeleteFrom your fingers to God's eyes
DeleteLove your morning glories! I was laughing about the grass tasting better around the septic tank! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe bunny seemed to think so :-D
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