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makshi Noblesville, IN(Zone 5a) Nov 21, 2003

Are these really red or are they more of a rose?

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WillowWasp Jones Creek, TX(Zone 9a) Nov 23, 2003

Uh.....HoniBee..uh....where's the picture?
LOL.....

Dee

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OhioBreezy Dundee, OH(Zone 5b) Nov 23, 2003

Yes please a photo???? Would love to see this one!
Laurrie

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makshi Noblesville, IN(Zone 5a) Nov 27, 2003

I am sorry but what I ment was are there red morning glorys?

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noxiousweed El Sobrante, CA(Zone 9b) Nov 27, 2003

I understood the question. They are crimson - fuschia ... more like rose than red.

:o) Judith

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imzadi Jackson, SC(Zone 8a) Nov 27, 2003

mine came out to be hot pink. i really dont think there is a true red mg. if there is i havent seen it yet.

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dialou chateauguay, QC(Zone 5a) Nov 27, 2003

Mine are crimson rambler they are more deep pink than red, but when it got colder they got more red, here is a picture:

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makshi Noblesville, IN(Zone 5a) Nov 28, 2003

I saw a red picotte somewhere and was wondering about it. Thanks for you input.

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noxiousweed El Sobrante, CA(Zone 9b) Nov 28, 2003

Actually - it's not a morning glory but - the Cardinal Climber is a true red. It's a tiny trumpet flower with different leaves than the MG - Ipomoea family - I like its little red blooms. Almost forgot about that one. The only true red I've seen in the MG strains.

http://plantsdatabase.com/go/662/

That double (botan) is another more-pink-than red ... red when compared to the blue but that's about it.

:o) Judith

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