A beautiful morning glory and nasturtium still resist the cold weather nights for a morning bloom.
*edited to add: yes, of course it's a nasturtium...sorry, I was busy waxing eloquent about a clematis outside my workplace when I posted this to my mum and I must have typed it in by accident. Thanks for noticing :)
I love morning glories! Used to have a bunch of them hanging over my balcony rail back in the days.
ReplyDeleteToo busy travelling now so no time to give any plants any water. Only succulents will survive....
I really missed my garden this year...thanks for the pic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteClematis? the orange flower is nasturtium!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! What a great way to start the morning!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Vincent. The orange one is called a nasturtium here. My backyard is covered in them running wild. We eat the leaves in salads and I tried a few chopped leaves in mashed potatoes recently. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteI read recently that they make a good 'living mulch' in summer, so I'm going to leave them, as they are all around my apple, apricot and nectarine trees.
hypoglycemia girl & qt, yeah, most years I'm lucky to have a garden - so I'm really enjoying it this year!
ReplyDeletescience girl, thanks!
vincent & parlance, I fixed it! I did know that but I was fixated on a clematis when I wrote the piece.
amanda, a pleasure!