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By now my see-through fence has turned into a privacy fence... with much help of the morning glory.
My Morning glory has been blooming for a couple of days now, but I didn't see the flowers before,
because they are burned by the hot sun by the time I get up out of bed and go outside.
It has now become a sort of tradition that the day I get up early for kid's first day of school, I realize the
morning glory is blooming. And immediately after I am done taking the kid's first day of school pictures, I turn around and start taking pictures of morning glory flowers, before the sun gets hot and scorches them.
Seeing morning glory flowers reminds me of the First Day of School.
That morning glory really perks up the fence, doesn't it. It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteNow this is one pretty fence wearing all those pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love morning glories. We have them at our place.
ReplyDeletejust gorgeous! a very beautiful privacy fence. :)
ReplyDeleteYes this is a great way to show up such beautiful flowers on the fence and my fav flowers.If the bloom on other side. Your neighbors would enjoy them. I know I would.
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Enjoy your day!
It finally dawned on me that your blog name must mean, 'Neither Here Nor There.' Right?
ReplyDeleteHooray then for the first day of school because these Morning Glory were worth your getting up for. Loving the bright blue color.
ReplyDeleteYour morning glory looks wonderful on that fence.
ReplyDeleteI like morning glories and they look nice in your Good Fence. Thank you for visiting my Girl in the Cornfield Good Fence.
ReplyDeleteI just adore your morning glories, and your fence too!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, this is their time of year to glory....those morning glories. Enjoy them they are so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a beautiful decoration !
ReplyDeleteGreetings
I hate to say this as a different type of morning glory is a terrible weed wrecking havoc in my garden, but yours is very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey are such beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I can never seem to keep this growing in my garden but it looks so lovely growing through your fence.
ReplyDeleteVerde y azul bonito contraste!!!
ReplyDeleteUn beso.
Morning glories! Oh, one of my very favorites! I miss them...used to have an arbor filled with them.
ReplyDeleteIt was years before I knew the name of the morning glory, I have only ever seen a white version of it (a weed) and think the colour is lovely, especially en masse.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Lovely blue colour on your morning glories.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful color. I like morning glory. They are so simple but really grab your attention when they are open.
ReplyDeleteSuch a bright, clear blue! Lovely shots!
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