A couple of years ago my brother, Jim, sent us 9 Morning Glory seeds from Kansas. Randy planted them in the flower section of the garden. The next year Jim sent us pink Morning Glory seeds. Randy planted them, too. Thanks to winds and pollination we now have Morning Glories EVERYWHERE in our yard. There are even Morning Glories blooming in the front yard from where the old fence was placed for pickup.
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| Beautiful flowers that bloom in the morning |
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| Morning Glories growing through the flats in the old fence to outside of the yard |
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| Morning Glories climbed the fence in the backyard and poured over to the driveway side. |
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| Morning Glories on a lattice next to the living room windows |
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| Different view of the same lattice |
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| Morning Glories climbing the side gate |
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| Really thick pink Morning Glories intertwined with blue ones |
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| Next to the flower bed spreading into the vegetable section |
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| Climbing the lattice on the back fence intended for beans |
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| The flower section fence after 70 days of 100 + degree temps. The Morning Glories made it through. |
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| Morning Glories wrapped around the okra plants growing in the compost pile!! |
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| Vines wrapped around the okra stalks |
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| Beautiful flowers |
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| Love the blue flowers against the white lattice |
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| Side gate the Morning Glories are taking over |
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| The Morning Glory wall in August 2010 |
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