MG pics from Japan ..next

Very dark brown, but I bet by crossing with Black King, to do even darker.

Superb cultivar on its yellow-green foliage.

Dany, You have a very good hypothesis with crossing Black King with a chocolate to try for a darker chocolate. It would probably yield great results. Karen

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Nice medium rose-brown color! Look at all those blooms! :-)

Fantastic color, I just love it.

what a great idea to cross with a darker strain. I hope to do some crossing this year. Tose flowers are huge and I love the green foilage!

This photo shows the difference between Danjulo and New Danjulo.

Okay, how did you do that? the one on the left is almost one and a half times bigger?

The Danjulo strains are making me go QUACKERS!!

Aaaflac!

LOL Joseph

hehe vewwy funneee... whats a Danjulo strains ?

Ten Ten we have not seen in 2009

Here the colors may be a bit forced.

Dany - Beautiful photos of Ten Ten! I have that one on my list to grow again this year. I think it may do much better growing in a container (rather than in the ground when I grew it before). At least I am hoping so! :-) I have got a lot of seeds I want to grow this year!

So many seeds, so little space and time ...

Exquisite! Love the patterns.

wow, that Danjulo is beautiful and HUMONGOUS!

Snow Dawn ! large blooms totaly WHITE.

Large bloom with only 6 petaloids - Ipomoea Nil Africa has only 5 petaloids.

Some Nil have until 9 petaloids (I have not seen yet ! ).
ps: there is no correlation between the size of the flower and the number of petaloid.

Dany,

Have you tried contacting the owners of the photographs you posted to see if they would be interested in trading seeds with you? One day you just might get a favorable response!

Joseph

I contacted a lady who had beautiful pictures of all cultivars from KU, so all reference Q .... his answer was: a series of addresses in Japan where I can buy seeds and the KU site where everyone can apply for some seeds every year in the month of May.

Here is an other large bloomer cultivar with 3 different names.
1 = Heian no Kaori

If I remember correctly Ron said that he is very probably the same cultivar.
His second name is: Akatsuki no Hikari

His third name is: Orihime (Vega)
Several companies produce it.

All gorgeous.. I can't believe how pretty they are..;D