Fertilizer Friday is hosted by Tootsie TimeThe blooms are slowing down, but I've still got a few to flaunt.
I decided to try a new fall look for the blog, let me know what you think.
At last, after waiting the entire summer, the first bloom on 'Heavenly Blue' morning glory!
A nice photo of the light pink 'Stripes and Splashes Mixed' morning glory.
A giant bloom of the blue splashed from 'Stripes and Splashes Mixed' morning glory.
'Sparky' marigold.
'Petite Orange' marigold.
Close up of a newly purchased mum.
The second bloom on the red cactus dahlia shown last week. This one is a keeper!I've been harvesting morning glory seeds all week. By the time I'm through I should have several ounces of most of the varieties that I've pictured.
The bush and pole beans are still producing, I'm still picking about a pound a week.
The lettuce seed are up and growing quickly under fluorescent lights.
Your Morning Glories and Mum are gorgeous!!
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Do you mean there is still a chance my "Heavenly Blue" morning glories will bloom? I have three huge plantings of lush green vines, and not a single blossom yet. Last year they were in full bloom by July 19th!
ReplyDeleteThe stripes and splaches morning glory is striking! I need to add more varieties to my morning glories next year.
ReplyDeleteDragonfly- Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnnie's Granny- Yes, there is hope! I have another planting of 'Heavenly Blue' that is just starting to bud.
Alea- Thanks! Next year I plan trying several more varieties of morning gory.
Ed
After I commented about my morning glories, I went out to look at them....they are covered with buds! We may only have about three weeks before we get our killing frost, so I sure hope they hurry up!
ReplyDeleteThe leaves on my Morning Glories are now fading away. I guess because the nights are so cool.
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