As you said about the aray of colours. here it is also the sizes from an 1" to 4" in diameter. and they grow anywhere there is something to climb including grass and corn.
Hello Ula. Thanks for visiting and commenting. I would think they do look very pretty there as they would hang down from the balcony and make a beautiful show.
Thanks Krista. Until I took these pics I did not realize the difference in colors. :) Goes to show how we overlook these things and take them for granted.
LOL!! Does it look like it Michelle? Sometimes there is so much in nature to take photographs of, I do not know what to post first but my love will always be firstly with animals then with insects. :)
Beautiful flowers and more beautiful images of them...Thomas
ReplyDeleteAs you said about the aray of colours.
ReplyDeletehere it is also the sizes from an 1" to 4" in diameter. and they grow anywhere there is something to climb including grass and corn.
I always loved the number 5.
ReplyDeleteIt seems there is a light inside...
I love them, I often have them on my balcony :) You take wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteWith my best regards
Ula
Thanks you Thomas. They are such plain flowers but with so mch beauty.
ReplyDeleteGosh Tomy, those are really big. Most of ours are around 2 inches at most.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrea. The colours do make it look like that I agree.
ReplyDeleteHello Ula. Thanks for visiting and commenting. I would think they do look very pretty there as they would hang down from the balcony and make a beautiful show.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. Nice to see a variety of colors. I haven't seen Morning Glories in many years. Our Datura flower is a very similar shape.
ReplyDeleteThose are just beautiful Joan. I never knew about the colors either. Our wild ones only come in a very few colors.
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They are Gaelyn. Here you find them popping up all over where you don't want them. :)
ReplyDeleteI wish these next two weeks will hurry up and pass!! :)
Thanks Becky. These are all wild flowers and give a great splash od color everywhere.
ReplyDeleteJoan: I love the Morning Glories, yours are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. I have always like these flowers.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky. Sometimes these simple flowers are best of all.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, LOVE Morning Glories. These ones are particularly pretty... great shots as always, Joan!
ReplyDeleteThanks Krista. Until I took these pics I did not realize the difference in colors. :) Goes to show how we overlook these things and take them for granted.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know their name let alone all their colors..are you moving toward flowers now Joan..LOL... Michelle
ReplyDeleteLOL!! Does it look like it Michelle? Sometimes there is so much in nature to take photographs of, I do not know what to post first but my love will always be firstly with animals then with insects. :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing variety! I have to pay more attention from now on! :-)
ReplyDeleteI think we tend to not take much notice as they are so common. It is lke not seeing the woods for the trees. :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous beauty! There are some types I have never found here!
ReplyDeleteHello Mingfei. I never knew they came in such a big variety either. To me I always just saw them as pink, white or blue.
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