And…wait for it… then they bloomed.
Squash has an enormous blossom. I stepped outside this morning and said, “Gack! Where did YOU come from?” And the coreopsis waited until this morning to bloom. The last photo is just pretty morning glory and beeblossom. (Bees were really digging on the beeblossom this morning; I was outside later than usual, which may account for it.)
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Comments
rosemarieGardener wrote:
looks like ‘Grandpa Ott’ morning glory; one of my favs.
Posted on 18 Jun 12 (11 months ago)
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