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bluespiral (Zone 7a) Jan 09, 2011

Patootie, It's dark and cold here and the wind has more bluster than...than...nevermind. But a yellow morning glory shining like a lamp at this time of year is especially welcome - thank you.

karen

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) Jan 09, 2011

LOL Karen, glad you enjoyed it.

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pixie62560 South China, ME(Zone 5a) Jan 09, 2011

I have to agree, that bright cheerful yellow is a welcome sight!
See why?

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) Jan 09, 2011

Pixie, Oh my gosh, a winter wonderland. Its pretty but come on spring.!!!

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pixie62560 South China, ME(Zone 5a) Jan 09, 2011

It's not to bad right now, we had a warm up and that stuff on the tree's and half of what was on the ground melted. However, they say we may get a repeat this coming week;(
Come on spring!

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joeswife (Debra) Derby, KS(Zone 6a) Jan 09, 2011

That is a beautiful bloom, Jackie. I have a vine twining of that one.. It started last winter, did nothing outside, but is still growing so that is good. Snowing here finally.. any kind of water is needed right now for the outside here.

This is a nice one from last July

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) Jan 10, 2011

That one sure made some beautiful blooms Debra. Love the color.
Debra your ochracea is a late fall, winter and spring bloomer so you may get blooms yet.
I did not feed mine but it is getting some sun in the green house.

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