Lost for words

Reading time 1 minute

Rarely do I find myself lost for words but tonight, as I consider my return to work and the inevitability of autumn, I feel a little subdued. This is a far cry from my elation earlier today when Ipomoea indica AGM (blue dawn flower) finally deigned to produce a pair of its short-lived flowers on a day when we were in residence. This rampant tropical rambler has been producing enormous ultramarine trumpets for the last six weeks, unfurling from buds as tight as a gent’s umbrella, teasing us at weekends when we return home to find spent blooms littering the front doorstep. It was worth the wait …. the snapshots say it all.

Ipomea indica, The Watch House, September 2014

Categories: Climbers, Flowers, Foliage, Plants

Posted by The Frustrated Gardener

Greetings Garden Lover! Welcome to my blog. Plants are my passion and this is my way of sharing that joyful emotion with the world. You'll find over 1000 posts here featuring everything from abutilons to zinnias. If you've enjoyed what you've read, please leave a comment and consider subscribing using the yellow 'Follow' button in the bottom, right-hand corner of your screen. You will receive an email every time I post something new.

Leave a Reply to The Frustrated GardenerCancel reply

2 comments On "Lost for words"

Follow The Frustrated Gardener and have new posts sent directly to your inbox

Join 8,289 other subscribers

Wordpress users click to subscribe here

Follow The Frustrated Gardener

Discover more from The Frustrated Gardener

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading