Moonflower, Moon Vine (Ipomoea alba)

Newcastle, ON(Zone 5a)

From start to finish..in twenty one hours..light sweet fragrance. This one was grown in a pot..and took till Sept. to bloom here in Zone 5a.


Common name: Moonflower, Moon Vine
Family: Convolvulaceae
Genus: Ipomoea
Species alba

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Cleveland, OH

very beatiful.we had two of these plants ,one died.the other turn into a three foot tree that amazed us and friends for about a month i didn't know much about the plant so i don't know if it will return or if it is gone.i didn't save any seeds and i think it was unique because it was upright (without support)and it was opague yellow. these plants were given to us as a thank you gift from some one we will never see again.there is another member who lives in conneaut ohio who grows moon vines but i lost her e-mail address .you can write me at wildbil1948 @yahoo.com if you have anything to say.i loved my tree.

Newcastle, ON(Zone 5a)

Glad you liked my time-lapse photo.

I haven't grown another moonflower vine since then.

You are lucky to have had a special one to grow into a three feet tree.

Happy Gardening.

Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a)

Hi Starzz,

Beautiful photos. I've been looking for a camera with time-lapse ability, to take pictures of my moonflowers - may I ask which camera & software you use?

Thanks,
Shannon
in Ottawa

Newcastle, ON(Zone 5a)

Hi Shannon,
I just took pictures at different times through the evening..and the last one in the morning..then I linked them together in the Microsoft Picture It! program.

I have my first Queen of the night (Night blooming Cereus) bud coming and I plan to do the same thing with it when it opens.

It just blooms in the evening and is gone by morning.



Cheers,
Carol

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