and ABC Wednesday Anthology
have advanced to the letter T.
have advanced to the letter T.
Trumpet vines can cover a fence
or climb twenty-five feet up a tree
or the vine itself can slyly creep across the stairs.(No! Those little white flowers do not belong to the trumpet vine!)
Portrait of trumpet blossoms.
14 comments:
What a lovely "T" entry. Thanks for sharing.
Love the bright orange of the trumpet vine. I didn't know they could climb so high. Perfect choice for the letter T.
That's the prettiest, healthiest trumpet vine ever. Beautiful "T" entry.
Hello, Granny Smith. I hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving. Your beautiful pictures suit you to a "T". And I have tagged you or invited you to share in a bookworm challenge. Come and see!
What a beautiful plant. Just what I needed to see to brighten up a horribly cold day.
Do you know the old saying about blowing ones own trumpet? I don't think I've managed to get on to ABC Wed this time. Mr Linky seems erratic.
Excellent post!
Something new learned today. Hadn't a clue what these pretties were called.
Wow! Loved the brightness these lovely fellas brought to such a dull grey day!
I read with interest your sonnet for JFK, I had tears in my eyes. The salute his young son made as the coffin rode past still brings tears to my eyes.
Wonderful pictures !
I think that the french translation is "Bignonia"
This plant is common and rather orange in the south of France.
I don't think that is one we have here, so thank you for sharing!
These are beautiful vines indeed. I planted one this year, but it didn't come up. I've seen many of them in other gardens, though, and you're right that they can grow to amazing sizes. Lovely T post!
Terrific T TOPIC and photos for ABC Wednesday.
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How beautiful! I suppose it might sometimes be considered a pest, but it looks so cheerful and bright.
On behalf of the ABC team, thank you for participating this week.
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