Dany's garden # 4

Thanks, Dany, we'll get together about a trade later on in the year.

My yellow JMG fails to open completely like your yellow one. It must be a different strain. It has very nice leaves, and folks with cross-pollinating skills surely can use the yellow as a canvas to "paint" on it.

I like that last one you posted. You don't often see that part of the color spectrum in a blizzard-type flower.

Joseph

Ipomoea Cairica purple . I'm looking for seeds of the white Cairica !

Joseph, I have 2 different strain of yellow. The first one , like your , don't make seeds .
Now I cross them to produce seeds.

My little Hamaginga Blue from last year come back .interesting to use as father in a cross with Asulejos, Blue Bird .... in fact with every blue strain.

An other new of today.

Dany - I like this one a lot! Ruffled edges, unusual soft pink and white colors, and nice size bloom. And of course the leaf color makes it an all-around winner! Very nice!! http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=6972051

I can tell you are partial to blues. And you certainly have some nice cultivars and hybrids with unusual blue flowers! Always a pleasure to see your bloom photos! :-)

That's pretty impressive how quickly the I. indica vine cutting is rooting! :-)

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Thanks, Becky.
By me, Blue MG have " Open Bar " all year long.
It is this color that made me know the MG.

A 7 branches star for this Fuji no Ao normaly 5 it's enough.

In fact, in the morning when I go in my MG garden I systematically seeks the flower out of the ordinary. You too?

Is it serious doctor? LOL

An other sweet blue color, coming from Karen (gardener2005 ).
I use the pollen for different crossing.

Dany - Oh yes! My eyes go right to the brighter colors and unusual patterns on the blooms! But then I will take my time and look at the others sitting quietly waiting for my attention. And that is often when I see the subtle beauties. Usually not the boldest or biggest blooms, but something serene and lovely. Your soft pink striped above is one of those! :-)

Love the 7 star Fuji no Ao! ;-)

That one from Karen has nice crossing potential! Those are the patterns on a bloom that I look for to use to cross pollinate. I don't necessarily worry about the color. I am more about the pattern. I have come to the conclusion that the color doesn't always show up in a F1 or F2.

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" Blue " castor bean.

Seeds of Morning Glory tree or bush for sale on Yahoo.jp
What 's the botanic name ?

http://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/121651982

Stange color !
Later in the day the pink color become real blue .

SUN, is the name of their God.

A new for today.

Here is a NOID , he don't want to grow - dwarf !

Closer.

The " Thing "

An other new for today.

gorgeous blooms there Dany... love them all... the one from Yahoo looks like a nil from the pics... maybe a Kidachi type with perhaps some other gene/s effecting the leaves?

Colin, Indica " Edith Piaf " have buds !

Are the MG specialits there ?

I have a question.
In a container a plant of MG ,99.99....% of flowers such that one.

An branching produce every two days a flower quite different (see photo)
The question is:
This can be on the same plant 2 different genetic " track "?
Have you had the case?

Here the production of my MG albino.

The one I use for some crossing.
NOID.

Azulejos.

An other Blue interesting.

posted twice... sorry

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great blooms Dany... i like the two different flowers on that vine... very nice and completely different :-)

great news about your Edith Piaf.. mine bloomed the other day but i didn't get a picture untill i got home from work and it was a windy day so its not looking too great...

it looks better in profile.... :-) i think i'll have to move it indoors soon...

Such pretty blooms Dany and Colin

I agree with Jackie, Dany and Colin your blooms are real beauties!!

Dany - Awesome flowers! Are your vines dying back now?

Colin - Very pretty Edith Piaf bloom photos!