On impulse I photographed this morning glory vine and Talavera cow skull on the backyard fence of our house. The vine is from the neighbor’s yard behind us; perhaps it is seeking more sun as it gets full sun by afternoon on our side. I am waiting for it to bloom.
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How beautiful! It will be interesting to see how it looks with the blooms! Be sure to do a follow up when it does!
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I just hope the neighbor doesn’t cut it down on his side like he did one time before. I am sure it just came up by itself.
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Lovely photo! It would be really cool if the new morning glory blooms are yellow to match the flower on the cow. 🙂
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Yes, but they will be blue. I didn’t make the connection with the flower on the skull.
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I love blue morning glories…and the red ones!
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Flowers from the neighbor’s yard are always cool. No work for you!
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Right! I don’t have any flower beds out back anymore and only have them in pots on the patio. Years ago I had queen’s crown growing by a fence. They grew over the fence and cascaded beautifully on the neighbor’s side of the fence!
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I’ve seen every sort of Talavera pot and fountain, but your cow’s skull is a new one. I really like it. It reminds me of Georgia O’Keeffe’s paintings of cow skulls. The flowers will be lagniappe!
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A bonus for sure! Yes, it is rather O’Keeffe-like. I think I got this one in Progresso Mexico. I love the color they bring to the yard without care or water and have them on the back fence. OK, I have quite a collection and am always looking for more. They hold up well in the sun and heat. Stay cool!
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Those morning glory love to travel! I have them and love them.
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Yes, they do and are very hardy and will grow anywhere. Thanks for dropping by in this Texas heat, Cindy!
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I love the heart-shaped leaves!
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Aren’t the whimsical? Lovely even if they never bloom. Thanks for stopping by my back yard!
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Great picture, thanks for sharing it Jo.
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Thanks for the kind comment. Husband is the picture-taker in the family, but I sometimes pull out my cell phone and give it a try. I hope all is well with you, Andrea!
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