Mom has ordered her seeds for next year. The largest city of any size is 60 miles away so she ordered the seeds online with a company she has previously used.
There are 4 colors of morning glories and one moonflower. Grandpa Ott came up this year from last year’s seeds. It is gorgeous.
She has planted the Heavenly Blue for several years.
Real Life:
She always spreads Moonflowers in with the morning glories. They bloom at night. Real Life:
She is going to add two new ones this year: Crimson Rambler and Scarlet O’Hara. See the picture at top. All you need for glories is a trellis or a fence because they are climbers. They also like a lot of sun. She does soak the seeds overnight before she plants them to help them on their way. For now, they will go into the icebox and wait for spring.
Don’t forget to stop and smell the flowers. ~ Indy and Lucy
So sweet! Your mom (says my mama) is QUITE the gal – always in to another adventure. Then she says “My lands, she must have the energy of a 2-year-old”. BOL. So it goes. Your SIS, LB
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Not in Real Life….BOL
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I have never tried seeds. The birds do a wonderful job of giving me all of the seeds that I need. Your garden will look beautiful.
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Might have to get another trellis. 🙂
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Silly dogs. Seeds are for eating.
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Not these
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They are all beautiful, just like you Scotties!
~Karen Sent from my iPad
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XO
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Just beautiful! We look forward to seeing pictures of next year’s garden! Your mom must have two green thumbs!
McDuff & Mom
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Thanks.
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Such lovely flowers! Everything your parents touch is glorious.(No pun intended….Mama made me type that)
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😊😊
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The colors are so vivid! They are truly stunning! Do they need much care after the Morning Glories come up?
Our mum loves Sweet Peas cuz they smell so good and some come in a beautiful periwinkley deep blue! They are climbers too, unless if you get dwarfs, unfortunately Sweet Peas have a very short season in the spring here because they don’t like how very hot it’s gotten here lately with the 5 yr drought and the climate change!
You have beautiful flowers, and we see that Lucy sure does appreciate them!
Oh yeah, mum sez we’ve gotten lots of Sunflower volunteers that the birds sow from all the bird food we feed them!
You have a beauteous, Scottie certified garden!
Thank you for the beautiful pictures and the email where to get the seeds!
Arroooos and licks,
Riley-Puppy and Tessie-Girl
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Just water
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