Saturday, 7:30 AM. 59 degrees, wind W, very brisk. The channel is rough, the sky overcast, and the barometer predicts rain, which we had a trace of last night.
Daughter Greta and her retrievers leave this morning and we will be alone again. Lucky will be happy.
Morning glories, also called bindweed because of their twining growth habit, are in the Convolulous family, and in that genus as well. These at the beach are probably native, very pretty, but too difficult for me to key out easily and correctly. As with many things, what you call them is determined by how you perceive them. In my garden they would be bindweeds, at the beach they are morning glories.
No comments:
Post a Comment