After a few years I did learn to identify morning glory starts. They just won't stop once they get established. I will plow under these after the sunflowers are down.
The glads were disappointing this year in the number of blooms. It doesn't mean that I won't try it again. I have them dug and am letting the green dry out and let the bulbs soak in any more nutrients that it can get.
I closed down my outdoor water feature. It is just a large flower pot that works well except that raccoons love gold fish. I dumped in some guppies in there later and I netted out about two dozen guppies of all sizes. The water was getting cold and they seemed to survive it anyway.
I did get these planted yesterday and I watered them in today. The pink ones are called salmon. The red ones remind me of what I call parrot tulips. It will be fun to see them in the spjring.
I am running slow today for various reasons. I did get some tings done in spite of the cold weather but I am now in to stay for the rest of the day. I might be grilling burgers on the deck this afternoon when I will warm up to the lower 70s. It will be nic when it warms up. Thanks for stopping by today.
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I do love tulips in the spring but for whatever reason, they have not liked my soil. I keep thinking I should keep trying!
My morning glories are really going crazy right now and so are the Nasturtiums, Geraniums, and Marigolds.
Your place is beautiful!
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