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daisyavenue Long Beach, CA(Zone 10b) May 29, 2004

These were at our house when we bought it...

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daisyavenue Long Beach, CA(Zone 10b) May 29, 2004

#2 (It is pale pink & white- not as washed out as my image)

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CaptMicha Brookeville, MD(Zone 7a) Jun 05, 2004

#1 is Ipomoea tricolor or Ipomoea purpurea, not sure which named variety.
#2 is possibly Ipomoea nil, rose silk?

There's alot of morning glories out there and it's hard to say.

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daisyavenue Long Beach, CA(Zone 10b) Jun 05, 2004

Thanks-

Since it is soooo uncertain, and I have gathered tons of seed, if I offer them for trade, what do I say? Unknown Long Beach MG?? Ha Ha!! What's your opinion?

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art_n_garden Colorado Springs, CO(Zone 6a) Jun 05, 2004

The first one looks like either Star of Yelta, Grandpa Ott's, or President Tyler...all very close in appearance. :) good luck figuring out which one it is!

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art_n_garden Colorado Springs, CO(Zone 6a) Jun 05, 2004

Or maybe even Kniola's Black....

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poppysue Westbrook, ME(Zone 5a) Jun 05, 2004

I would call them Ipomoea purpurea - mixed. They come in several different colors and cross pollinate freely. When you buy a package of "mixed" glory seeds this is what you'd get.

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