Morning Glories 2011 #17

To return to thread # 16 http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1220288

Pink Rambler

This bloom looked strange this morning. Purple Saz vine

Jackie, that is beautiful!

I love that one Jackie!

Thanks girls, it was kind of pretty in a strange sort of way.

Love those purples dripping with dark shadows - very nice purp saz, Jackie

Thanks Karen.

Jackie, you're welcome and mwahahaha - we all need to try more "dark shadows" crosses next year...with chocolate notes

nice decolored crest with white tips (do I have that right?)

If I ever knew, I can't remember now Karen. I'm sure you're right. :-)

Now that is a tricky combination: sure + right. Hah! not me, but to anyone who might be curious, there's a link in the sticky index to Dr. Yoneda's book which might have the answer.

finally a nice shot..

okay the tag says yellow chinese evening glory.. I don't think so..

of course it is blurred.. in a very hard to shoot location, but you can get the drift I am making , I hope..
don't enlarge it, it looks better small ( the pic)

This seed area is from Ronnie..

convovulus sabbitcus? LOL

please do not look at my soiled hands, I had been digging and re-potting .
This is one I have to see if the tag is in the ground.

this is a tall silk tree from work, they were going to throw it away, I have it tied in a tilt from the vines to the fence, and here we are, an instant blocked view of the neighbors, well almost. I am going to do this whenever I get a silk Tree again..

left inside arbor facing north

JL and ?
the center are opposite of each other, yet they share same colors.

Beautiful blooms Jackie and Debra. So nice to see so many different colors and blooms this late in the season.

We have a cold front passing here too, most of my vines are inside gh since last night.I hope to get some nice blooms eventually. But a few purpureas outside.

This message was edited Oct 2, 2011 7:38 AM

Debra, Nice pics and I love your blooms. The yellows are so nice to see, my favorites. Great pink fealthered
and 1st convolvulus I've seen in a long time, very pretty
I'm enjoying all the nice Purpureas, yours is lovely Helena.

My pic not very good but this is one of my favorite vines. So red looking

All so pretty!!

From Ronnie's "backporch" to my backyard, this luminous purp. had me climbing a ladder... I think it was well worth it.

Thanks again, Ronnie! I owe you.^_^

Same flower, different angle

Very attractive purp Nick

My Blue Blizzard looking better, not deformed. Hoping for seeds.

Oh Nick you are so welcome. I love it, and what a great pic to show it off!!

This message was edited Oct 3, 2011 8:05 PM

Jackie very nice BB!

Here is a pic from your seeds!

Nick that is a really nice shot there. I love those Purps of Ronnies.

Jackie that is beautiful, as is yours Ronnie. BB is a cool looking blue.

Thanks Ronnie and Debra. Absolutely gorgeous Blue Saz Ronnie. Looks like the beauty on my
front porch last yr.

Nick, regarding your photo here - http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=8834229 - what a glorious way for azure to meet velvet purple - can't remember when we last had a sky like that around here - we've either fried or fermented all summer. very lovely purp

Ronnie - wow to http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=8834955 - your illuminated BB teeters nicely over its dark abyss - gorgeous

Jackie - I thought you thought you couldn't take pictures? Your porch beauty glows with pink shadows like an iceberg at sunset - awesome

Debra - enjoyed your MG gallery of such diverse personalities - a stroll in your garden must be like globe trotting without the camels and water buffalo

just a great thread - thanks everyone

karen

Beautiful blooms Nick, Ronnie and Jackie, really nice to see!

This is first bloom on this vine from a 2008 seed, kind of small cause of the cold.

I have several vines with these blooms.

And I believe a pink Kawaii.

Pretty Helena, I always liked the Kawaiis!

Karen. No I've been taking pics all summer.with my new camera. :-) What I said was that I couldn't find my pics after I uploaded them for 2 days. Somehow I fixed the problem without having a clue exactly what I did, lol. I found the missing pics on the same page as where my g kids save their paint pics.

Ronnie, was your beautiful blue from my Blue Blizzard sds or my Weird Saz that made such beautiful blooms last summer?

Oops, Karen the last pic I sent was from my pretty hige from Colins sds he shared a couple of yrs ago. Also
looks like that gorgeous hige bloom that Emma gets

Helena, nice blooms you're getting.

My Indica finally bloomed today. Thanks to Emma for this one.

Helen & Ronnie - me too, about loving those shorter mgs like the Kawaniis - they fill that niche for smaller mg plants along with some others. Remember Atenkley? He's been doing some interesting breeding with the crystal gene (dramatic splashes of cream o leaves) which, if I remember correctly, goes with another gene limiting plant size. Atenkley's website is here: http://cubits.org/theyard/ . And I think Gardener2005 may also be working with smaller mg plants: http://cubits.org/lakemarygardenscubit/ . I seem to recall Becky and Dany musing about genetically small mg plants with giant flowers. If Becky stays with indoor mg growing, I wonder what she might come up with?

Jackie, if you can find whatever you're looking for, then you're well ahead of me urk.

Love the Kawaniis too.. and the beautiful blooms shown today.


College girl had the day off, so she decided to play with my camera.. and my blooms..

Oops Debra, not Karen,. silly me. Lovely asortment of blooms.Debra.

This message was edited Oct 6, 2011 2:12 PM

Jakie my blue flower was from your Blue Blizzard seeds!

Thanks everyone. Neat blooms Debra! Jackie love you Indica, wish mine would bloom but I planted it where it doen't get enough sun so I need to find another spot for it.

A white Kykio.

Thanks Ronnie for letting me know. It does look exactly like my Blue Blizzard
I like your Kikyo Helena. Hope you get your indica to bloom. I;'m growing mine in a pot
The dogs threw dirt all over my Blue Blizzard last yr, always running the fence line.