~Whispers of Blue~
Nature's trumpets, morning glories greet the day with happiness.
"In its first radiance I have seen
The sun! - why tarry then till comes the night?
I go my way, content that I have been
Part of the morning light!"
-Florence Earle Coates, The Morning Glory
Lovely Morning Glory with a very lovely name!
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ReplyDeleteA good idea to put pictures like that. Hope there will be many more soon.
Stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh thank you for the photos of the lovely Morning Glory. I didn't plant any this year, and I miss them.
ReplyDeleteMari-Nanci
Oh Kelli, what a beautiful bloom!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful bloom! I love that shade of blue.
ReplyDeleteWoW!!!
ReplyDeleteI have NEVER seen a blue morning glory...
mKelli, it looks so pretty on your fence! I love blue flowers.
ReplyDeleteExcuse that little "m". It just jumped in there all by itself!
ReplyDeletesuch a refreshing name for such a beautiful flower...
ReplyDeleteI always loved the morning glories... because they made the morning feel so fresh when I was a young girl on my walk to school
Very pretty! I planted BLUE morning glories and I got PURPLE ones! Go figure. ;0) Yours are very healthy looking.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! You pictures are beautiful. I love morning glories. And poetry!!!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, pretty!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love those!
ReplyDeleteGod bless :)
I suppose Coates and I both see the sunshine in morning glories!! How glorious is that flower!! My heart skips a beat each morning I go into the garden and a blossom greets me!!
ReplyDeleteKelli my vine is no way as full as yours! I planted it late summer as I was determined to have one and I must admit it is wrapping around everything in sight! It's worth it!
Happy morning with our glories!!
hugs NG
Mr. Neighbour next door would be quite envious! He has been 'fussing' all summer over his lagging morning glories and their pathetic performance. Usually they climb up his lamp post and make the most glorious showing, but this year, it has not been so! He is 90 and wooried that he won't see many more morning glories, so I understand his fussing. I'll print a picture of yours, if I may and take it over wth the next batch of cookies! He'll smile, I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty to be greeted by in the morning. ;o)
ReplyDelete~ Christina
So pretty--the color is awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteJulieann
pretty!
ReplyDeleteI just love morning glories!
ReplyDeleteTerri
Very pretty--I love the morning glories that are shades of blue!!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful morning glory! I love these flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat has to be my favorite shade of bluish-purple, periwinkle! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteMorning Glories always take me back to my childhood. And they're so pretty.
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteLove the progression - makes me think I'm the one walking up to it! Lovely flower. Hope you'll share photos when the vine is loaded with blooms!!
Paula
How sweet! I love morning glories, they are beautiful when they grace a fence or climb a trellis.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful day!
Oh several people have posted on these amazing Morning Glories and yours are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I didnt see it at first...but it is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of pictures!!!!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!!
ReplyDeletehow beautiful. what a way for the day to be greeted.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!! :) What a great surprise to wake up to! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower and a stunning shade of blue, what a nice thing to wake up and find.
ReplyDeleteA good morning to you and may you have all the glory of a wonderful day. A beautiful flower to greet you. You and the little ones have a wonderful home school year my friend.
ReplyDeleteI love blue morning glories! I didn't plant any this year. I wish I had. Thank you for sharing your beautiful photographs with me.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to come by my place for your prize!
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Kelli,
ReplyDeleteThanks to you and to Nature Girl for the beautiful morning glories. Too bad they bloom so late in the season.
I also liked the poem.
Julie
We have these growing up our front porch and I just love them!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful to see your morning glory!
ReplyDeleteI love morning glories, too. You've inspired me to get planting! One of my earliest memories is walking out to the back fence with my mom to see the morning glories in the morning. I called them "morning gloves." I've been partial ever since. :)
ReplyDeleteJen
How cool! Great pictures too. :)
ReplyDeleteYou always find the loveliest sights to share in pictures--and the poetry to match. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love morning glories.
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