Morning Glories: Morning Glory adventures in Kansas Continued, 1 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
Closing this tonight with this white.. in the heart of the tomatoe vine. George Strait bloomed for me, but when I climbed up on a chair and snapped a pic of it, it came out blurry. Maybe next year I can plant it on the fence.. He can make the pinks and reds all swoon. That is a sight I want to see. Hope I get a seed pod, I think I planted all the GS seeds I had to get a vine out of them. Oh and remember the light gray bloom I posted earlier? the one that looked so pretty in the south bean patch garden? It was open again this am too, but I forgot to get a picture. All the sun smiles were blooming, I am still waiting on kikyos, blue jishis, the red noah, the yellows ( three kinds) and the setosa has a bud on it. I am also waiting on the beach moon vine on the patio to bloom, and the Alata out front, ( from Becky) as well as the meremia tuberosa seedling I grew over winter. It is rambling everywhere. Apricot Candy is finally budded, cypress vines are blooming, still waiting on two more varieties of lobatas to bloom. and.. will the stictocardia and the i. indica ever bloom for me? I am about to cut them away and make them go to sleep for the winter, only early. LOL
Keiryu and Henka are starting to bud. Pres Bush never did make it. There are alot more, but I can't remember them all.
OH! Nicole, your blue akatsu you sent in the MG swap has bloomed more than once, but I keep missing the photo shots. I love it.