I have an eye for unusual stuff. I just look at them in a different way. Last spring I bought seeds for this morning glory plant from the local nursery.
Not only me; my lovely neighbor as well and for our surprise it did not took off during the growing season. They were kind of pricy and we were disappointed as well. I decide to nurse them any ways despite the fact of poor performance. I wonder from where that instinct come from.
Remember the climbing pole we built for the wines and thinking this will take off. However, at the end I decided to grow the beautiful clematis next to the pole.
After the labor of love I plant them in my back yard and did not bother to do anything for the front yard morning glories. Then one day I walked outside to dump the compost bowl and I notice this and was thrilled to bring my camera to capture the moments.
This particular morning glory has a very light color to the plant I would say a lovely lighter green. I was simply elated to discover this. I know morning glory is not a perennial but I enjoyed this late bloomer very much.
Quote of the day “look at a problem as a test"
Quote of the day “look at a problem as a test"
Enjoy!
Where I live, Morning Glories aren't perennials, but they make enough seeds to re-sow themselves for next year. If you watch carefully (they're little tiny black pods) you may not have to buy your seeds next year!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing that knowledge... I have no hope with this plant but I might look into it.
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