🌷Lovely purple wild flowers that resemble bell flowers🌷

Hello my loving Asean Hive community,

Warm greetings. Welcome back to my new blog. I hope you will all be fine. I'm all right. I used to be able to post whenever I was in the asean hive community. A week ago, I couldn't post at all. This is because the town where I live last week had a power outage problem. Because the electricity was out for more than 10 days, I had some difficulty even charging my phone. Nevertheless, I tried to write a post about some blockchain games.

About 5 days ago, I told you about the beautiful golden flowers blooming in my small garden. I haven't talked about DIY and handmade for a long time because I don't have time to do it. Today I will tell you about a wild plant in my teacher's garden. Let's get started.

I don't know the name of the wild flower plant that I will tell you about today. Some of the pictures of that flower are listed above. The color of that flower is purple and it is a little similar to bell flower. I think the color will be a little darker than bell flower. Is the flower I showed above available in your area? Do you know what that flower is called?

I told about the Ground bitter plant fence that my teacher planted about 1 month ago. In that ground bitter plant, some fruits have even started to appear. I will tell you more about that ground bitter plant fence later. About the Ground bitter plant fence that I told about 1 month ago, I have put the link below the post. 🥒Ground bitter plant fence planted by my teacher🥒 That purple wild flower is in a corner of that ground plant plant fence. The wild flower was planted by the teacher's husband. The height of those flowers is even higher than my height. However, this plant has not even been planted for 1 year.

The leaves of this wild plant are slightly pointed and the stem is reddish-brown in color. The flower is dark purple color and has no smell. In the morning, the plant is usually beautiful with many purple flowers. In the evening, all those purple flowers tend to fall. My students often give me small purple flowers from that plant. That's it for today. Thank you so much for reading my post to the end.