Today’s Flowers: Morning Glory
November 2, 2008 | Filed Under Colors, Community Garden/Farmers Market, Flowers, Morning Glory, Photo Blogging Theme Day, Purple, Today's Flowers
This week, I’m giving you all a break and not asking you the name of this flower. LOL! It’s a miracle that I happen to know that this is a Morning Glory. It’s a miracle, I tell you!
Thanks for always helping me learn the names of flowers. I love to learn something new from y’all.
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Paz
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Morning glories are a favorite of mine, too, Paz. Isn’t this brilliant color just the best?
Faye
Hi, Paz
Is perfect and has such beautiful colors and intense.
Kisses,
Denise & Santilli – Team TF
I love that color, great shot.
That’s a beautiful morning glory. I love them, but can never remember from year to year to plant some. I’ve got plenty of fences for them to grow on.
Oh no, a morning glory.
I’ve always thought they were beautiful but as a kid we had to fight them all the time to keep them out of our crops.
I like these. They’re such a great color. But I don’t like that I can’t get rid of them and every year I have to attack them to keep them from taking over my roses.
That is beautiful and nice captured!~
Mine is up too, HERE. If you get a chance;) Happy TF!~
I like the way you have it photographed, against a grid. One of the problems of learned is that morning glories, though beautiful, can be rather invasive, meaning they take over your garden. I see other bloggers wrote of problems with them!
U captured the beauty of the Morning Glory! i love the color..
Very pretty Morning Glory. It looks nice and sunny there. Wonderful photo!
I love how this flowers just pop up in the most unexpected places. Love the shot with the wired fence?…
ah..this flower I know, how come we seem to know similar flower names and not know the rest? do you know there’s a vege called morning glory here too, it grows on water..have a great week ahead paz ;p
I love the colours of this morning glory, sometimes known as trumpet flowers because of it’s shape.
heavenly blue. it looks like it’s escaped, the way it’s on the outside of the fence, with everything else still inside…
what brilliant color you have captured here Paz!
Beautiful shot, so simple a flower against grids ! Very nice !
Lovely illumination. Just a charming shot. Very enjoyable post for Flowers for Today.
Very pretty flower, love the color. thanks for visiting my blog!!
Very attractive photograph, Paz. The flower is so bright, it seems to be lighted from the inside.
This flower is Ipomoea purpurea (päivänsini) Ihad same flowers in summer.
It is beautiful.
And a lovely morning glory it is!
My Grandma loved these flowers.
Love the composition.
Lovely shot with a great blurred background.
A sole beauty that you framed so well. Hope you have a lovely week!
Oh, beautiful photo!Wonderful light and really lovely Morning Glory entwined into the grid! I love those flowers very much. I have them in my garden too and I always enjoy looking at those lovely flowers ready to wake up in all their beauty with the first rays of the sun.
I love the blue of morning glory. Like your photo too.
I too know this one! I have heaps on my fence! I love their brilliant, fresh colour! Beautiful shot!
~oh, I have a huge soft spot for Morning Glorys~
they add delight to the end of the summer.
And~ they are perfect for making “flower dolls”
~Amy~
very beautiful. i’ve always loved morning glories. one of my first oil paintings was of a morning glory. we have wild one’s everywhere around here, but they are white, not this pretty purple like you’ve photographed.
Great photo, radiant colours. Morning glories are so beautiful, I can’t wait until I have some of my own again next summer
soul food! Love the way the flower is situated comfortably on the fence!:-)
Beautiful, I didn’t see them here, nice shot.
Thanks for visiting.
Hi Paz
I love Morning Glories — this one is such a pretty purple.
The Halloween holiday had me hopping around so much I should have dressed up as a bunny rabbit! Glad I finally had a chance to drop by and catch up on your photos — loved them all especially te three buildings and the river ( Hudson?) shots! Did you go to the halloween Parade in the Village? I went and took lots of photos –what fun it was!
Hugs, Pat
Paz: That is a really neat capture, I did a wild one a while ago. Sorry for being late.
Well..I am doing this to learn more about flowers and now I know another one….
Lovely! Is it a recent shot? If so, weird how these flowers still linger on late autumn… It’s the same this side of the pond.
Love that unexpected shot of purple shooting out of that metal grid. I’m surprised they’re still blooming this late in the season.
Beautiful colors, well done.
beautiful!
Hi Paz! Glorious Morning Glory. Hopefully on Wednesday!!
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Have a great week!
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Paz, no Brasil esta flor
se chama campainha.
Parabéns, ela é linda!
Um beijo. lili
Imagine you still have them growing! Mine froze on the vine at the beginning of October! I would love to have my whole fence covered with these!
Thanks for your visit to my Today’s Flower! I am so sorry to be so late in visiting yours! It has been a hectic weekend with company who have just left today.
You know I LOVE morning glories. This is a really nice color too. Hope election day is good there!
Thanks for sharing the beauty.
What a gorgeous morning glory! The red bricks photo above is great also.
Thanks everyone for stopping by!
Best,
Paz
Miracles do happen! I hardly know any names either so we could start a club…
LOL! Hi Per: Thanks for making me laugh! It will be a very prestigious club.
Paz