Sabertooth MG?

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Gardengirl1204 Richmond, VA(Zone 7a) Jul 13, 2005

I took a closer look at what I thought was a MG (not sure which one) growing next to my shed and lo and behold, the stems have "teeth" or thorns. I have never seen anything like this before and I'm hoping some one can tell me if I have a mutation or what. Maybe the rose bush and the MG were fooling around! LOL

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Gardengirl1204 Richmond, VA(Zone 7a) Jul 13, 2005

Another view - ignore the Grecian Rose leaves in the lower right.

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Gardengirl1204 Richmond, VA(Zone 7a) Jul 13, 2005

Ooops!

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Gardengirl1204 Richmond, VA(Zone 7a) Jul 13, 2005

Last one....

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imzadi Jackson, SC(Zone 8a) Jul 13, 2005

did you by chance plant lavendar moonvines?? these have thorns and so does brazillian mgs.

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Gardengirl1204 Richmond, VA(Zone 7a) Jul 13, 2005

Hmmmm...I remember starting some kind of moonvine but I didn't plant any here. I've got some Brazilian MGs but they have red fuzzy stems. I'd love for it to be a moonvine. Thanks for replying!

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EmmaGrace Jacksonville, TX(Zone 8a) Jul 13, 2005

Looks like what I just had ID'd for me as
Ipomoea setosa MoonFlower Vine

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