Morning Glories: Morning Glories 2006 #8, 1 by atenkley

atenkley wrote:
luvsgrtdanes, I think that cool weather increases the likelihood for the edges to curl back. Some of my JMG's did this early in the year when the nights were cool. Later, after the summer warmth...eh...heat... kicked in, they had normal flowers! The flower structure must have something to do with it as well, as some varieties flowered normally during this time.

Here is a flower from yesterday....a feathered, double ipomoea nil flower... - Arlan