Morning Glories: Morning Glories 2008 #22, 1 by beckygardener

beckygardener wrote:
And this I. purpurea is just a gorgeous hunk of a vine! I am not as fond of I. purpureas because they tend to be rather aggressive and throw too many volunteers in my garden beds, but this one can meander along my fence and I would tolerate it with a smile. It's pattern and colors are so vivid and diverse that it is a real show-stopper in my book. I have at least 10-15 blooms a day so far and the vine is still very young. It produces a LOT of pollen so I am trying to cross it wth Blue Asago Willow and Mutant Blue Needle Leaf Nanding. (Both of those I. nil vines produce tan colored seeds.)