
It's a mailbox, of course!

I'm just waiting for the note on our front door: "Sorry, but we can no longer deliver your mail to your home. Your mailbox seems to have been eaten by an extremely aggressive vine."

I really should trim this back, but it's so beautiful that I just can't! The gardeners came today and even THEY left it alone. And I've historically had a very bad time with gardeners and morning glories. The don't like them, and every time I plant them they do their best to destroy them and make it look like an accident.
1 comment:
I had one of those things and it took out all of the flowers in my garden bed. I felt like I was always "hacking it back." I love the flowers but it was just too aggressive for my non-green thumb. Yours looks beautiful!
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