September has arrived!
Years ago I came across
this lovely fence . . .
Where Morning Glory vines were twining
their way in and out among the
ornamental fleur de lys.
Delicate blue bell shaped flowers
opened to the morning sun,
opened to the morning sun,
And peeked from within the mass
of heart shaped leaves.
of heart shaped leaves.
Morning Glory ~ September Birth Flower
Morning Glory flowers are a symbol of affection.
They open in the morning light, and curl shut by evening.
Blue, the most common color of Morning Glories,
represents trust, responsibility, honor, and loyalty.
They open in the morning light, and curl shut by evening.
Blue, the most common color of Morning Glories,
represents trust, responsibility, honor, and loyalty.
This post was first published September 2011,
and I pulled it for the archives to share again.
and I pulled it for the archives to share again.
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Dearest Sarah,
ReplyDeleteIt is a very lovely blue color and a pretty flower.
Sending you hugs,
Mariette
xox
ReplyDeleteI didn’t know that the morning glory was the September birth flower! I always admire their flower and wish I had a place to grow them again!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely description of the Morning Glory. Every time I look at one from now on I am going to wish I could remember that it represents trust, responsibility, honor, and loyalty. but maybe I can come up with that list of valuable traits!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know this! Thank you for featuring this beautiful flower. Your images are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love morning glories. They are such a beautiful flower. I have some remnants peeking out by our gate.I would love to get them to grown on an arbor. Happy week ahead Sarah.
ReplyDeleteI love morning glories. Your photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy September to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah, thankyou for sharing this lovely post. I'm such a fan of old fencing, yours is beautiful peeking out of your morning glories. that blue is so gorgeous and they are so fragile yet resilient! thanks for linking up for the party!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty pics! When I went to camp all the cabins were named after flowers. My first cabin was Morning Glory. Have a wonderful week, Sarah!
ReplyDeleteSarah, Morning Glories are such a quaint and beautiful flower. This was a wonderful post and pretty photos and the fencing is so gorgeous. Morning Glory has such a wonderful sound to the words and it is hard to pick a more simple but beautiful flower..Happy Tuesday..Judy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sarah! Did you know hibiscus do a similar thing, opening towards the sun and closing at night? Flowers fascinate me, Mother Nature's wonderful gift!
ReplyDeleteJenna
I enjoyed your lovely description of the Morning Glory. Love the photos too.
ReplyDeleteMorning glories are among my favorite flowers. Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteI don't grow these beauties because of deer. They everything when hungry. In NJ they always seem to be hungry .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color too
Cindy
Always a favorite of mine, lovely snaps Sarah. Sorry I"m late but wishing you a happy September............
ReplyDeleteMorning glories are a favorite of mine and your photos are just gorgeous. Perfect words, too!
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