This is one of the very first cuttings,from last fall,can't remeber if I got it from you,can you Id it?
Clare,could this possibly be...
Close up
Great shot! You have such wonderful stuff I love to see it close.
Pretty one!
Thanks,me too!
Oh Clare, where are you when we need you?
Here I am! It's extremely beautiful, Don, but it's not from me. I don't have one like that. It does, however, look like a P. Amethystina hybrid, but not like my P. Amethystina hybrid. My P. Amethystina hybrid is more dark purple.
You don't have a white caerulea do you? It has the blue horizon look to it, like a cross. What ever it is ,it's different. I have been going through my books and Henk W's site even through Ransom gardens gallery. Can't find it, this was the closest besides the white caerulea.
Monterey, it looks like you found it! Don, did someone else send you cuttings around the same time?
Yes ,someone from Texas.
But can't remember who,I think from GW forum.
Momterey,what was the name of the one you just posted.
I bet it was TigerLadyTX. I sent her P. Morifolia seeds once after her parent plant was stolen off her front porch. She originally sent me the P. Morifolia seeds from that plant for a SASE. I remember that she was looking for you to send you something. Here's her page: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/TigerLadyTX
Clare it seems to me her first name was Pasty,is she one in the same?
You got me there, Don. I'm not sure if Tiger's real name is Patsy or not. You could try posting a picture of it on the GardenWeb Passiflora Forum, and she might recognize it and be able to name it for you.
I take it shes not here on Daves!
Well I'll think about it!
If you know what I mean!!!
LOL:-) She might be here on Dave's.
That picture of that flower I put in I found somewhere, it had the name of Calalily, I think that was it. Clare why does my alatocaerulea have the stigmas pulled back? I noticed this before.Pic!
I think Calalily is a member here and has a business selling Passifloras so that is probably not the name of the Passiflora. Rich, I have no idea why the stigmas are that way! I do know that P. Alatocaerulea is a sterile hybrid.