Smithsonian Gardens
<I>Wire frame, morning glory</I>
ca. 1860-1940
Wire frame trellis in the shape of a morning glory blossom pained white. The trellis has two wire legs, which could be inserted into the soil to keep it upright. It is formed by vertical wire supports up the body of the blossom with additional wires in the shapes of leaves around the base. The opening of the flower at the top is oblong and scalloped.
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