Saturday, November 10, 2012

Saturday Snapshot -- Hanging On

To participate in the Saturday Snapshot meme post a photo that you (or a friend or family member) have taken then leave a direct link to your post on Alyce's blog At Home With Books. Photos can be old or new, and be of any subject as long as they are clean and appropriate for all eyes to see. How much detail you give in the caption is entirely up to you. Please don’t post random photos that you find online.
The time change last week messed up everyone's schedule, even the morning glories.
These morning glories took over the strawberry patch after the strawberries ripened early. Some of them are still blooming, but I found these blooming in the evening.

21 comments:

Christine Harding said...

Beautiful photo - I love these flowers, and they have such a lovely name, even if they do bloom at other times of the day! Thanks for visiting my blog.

Brona said...

It's a week for purple flowers! I love that you captured these beauties poking out of the woodwork - very rustic.

Trish said...

Those morning glories are quite amazing! They look like they're giving off a violet glow.

Louise said...

I know these are considered a noxious weed here, and that they do take over things, but I love a morning glory. Nice picture.

(Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea said...

Seeing a stray flower here and there is such a treat this time of year. how pretty

Carolyn Wilker said...

Looks like my morning glories (succumbed to the frost now).

Susan Lindquist said...

Such a pretty shade of purple blue! They are a resilient plant aren't they?

Laurel-Rain Snow said...

I adore the way they seem to be peeking through the boards....thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog.

Peppermint Ph.D. said...

I have a small sweet basil plant that popped right through the gravel around my deck ;) I didn't plant it there...I'm assuming a leaf or stem of one of my summer plants happened to find its way there and decided on its own to root. :)

DCMetroreader said...

When Fall arrives I think any flower that survives is especially striking. Nice photo!

Book Savvy Babe said...

Morning glories are such pretty flowers. Great photo too, thanks for sharing! Book Savvy Babe

Bev Hankins said...

What a gorgeous deep purple! Lovely!

Here's my Snapshot.

grammajudyb said...

I too like Morning Glories. Their color is usually so intense. Here is my Snapshot Saturday post for today

Sim Carter said...

That's a pretty pair - nice to see something so colorful in the fall.
No Saturday Snapshot for me this week.

Alyce said...

Those are so pretty!

Eugenia O'Neal said...

Morning glories are among my favourite flowers but I've never been able to grow them successfully. Love their purple colour!

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Leslie (Under My Apple Tree) said...

Morning glories are so pretty but they can be invasive too.

Esme said...

I so love Mont St. Michel-it is truly remarkable. That morning glory has beautiful color.

Staci said...

Beautiful!! It's so nice to see that color when everything is starting to become drab in time for winter!

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