When in the garden we're never really alone. With a few hamlets of flowers, Meg and I have attracted civilizations of insects. Soon we hope to increase this magnetism with creative trellising that will shape up to bring obelisks of morning glories and a wall of cardinal climbers. 05 July 2008
Perennial Attraction
When in the garden we're never really alone. With a few hamlets of flowers, Meg and I have attracted civilizations of insects. Soon we hope to increase this magnetism with creative trellising that will shape up to bring obelisks of morning glories and a wall of cardinal climbers. 
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Oh man, tell me you have a Grandpa Ott among those morning glories?? Cardinal climbers?? ahhhh bliss!!! I'm stifling my jealousy only with great effort :)
I love all the insects the garden brings. Especially the "good" ones. :)
Awesome picture!
Hello Robbyn,
I'm not sure what variety of morning glories we have. They're seeds we saved from last years plants and to be honest I lost the packet they came in.
Hey CeeCee,
The good ones are great, but those bad ones just gotta go.
Sup Laurel,
Yeah, Meg has a pretty good eye.
You're right - I think it is the same butterfly! : )
P.S. Your garden looks wonderful!
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