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Friday, July 08, 2005

8:30 a.m. - What's the Story?

Morning Glory

(c) Andy Click on photo for a larger image

Back in March, a lady scattered some seeds on some soil in a pot, applied water and fertilizer and left them in the sun - and look what happened! I am so pleased.

2 comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

It's a lovely flower. I'm hopeless in the garden and veyy impressed with someone who gets results. I did the outdoors game - it's at my site. Thank you for sending it my way.  

Blogger Trepid Explorer said...

Actually, they're really easy to grow and spectacular in proportion to the lack of effort required. All you need's potting soil and something for it to climb on - our outside dining furniture in this case!  

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