Royal Robe 'Red'
Dee this is from your 'Star of India' Seeds.
Ron, IS THIS ROYAL ROBE 'RED' ???
Such a beauty!
Morning Glorys 2005 #12
OMG Emma that is AWESOME!!!!!!
Janis
I'm moving to your house.. I'll bring seeds and vines LOL
Janis, you are too much fun. . .
Come on!
For sure, we would have a blast!
Here is another that I need to ID -
A different Solid White Bloom than the one I posted before.
This one is from 'Large Flowered Mix' From Japan.
This bloom is HUGE - probably 6". I should have measured it,
but you can compare it against the normal size of the chain link fence.
Ron look at this flap in the center!
Lovely pics Emma, I wish mine would open sooner......................:(
OMG Emma, could you see explaining that to our DH's? Jeff would cry I think, and tell me I coud come but he was staying.
Would be a tough one. Jeff or thousands of MG blooms seeds and vines LOLOL
JK
Hugs,
Janis
Janis,
What is the name of this one, please? http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1702188
Inquiring minds wanna know.
Joseph
Joseph, Your guess is as good as mine LOL It came labeled a "Japanese Imperialis Mix"
I would love to know. Ron says it loks like his Royal Robe.
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1699383
I'd love to get a positive ID, but.....
Janis
Me too for seeds, Janis!
Can I please!
I'll try guys ok? Is there anything I should do? Do I need to get out there early so they shouldn't cross pollinate with the purple ones?
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1699425
They are climbing the same side of the trellis. I'd love to try to keep the seed true, but I have no idea how, but you are both (anyone is) welcome to any I have ot share :)
Janis
How come all YOUR blooms SHIMMER,Emma. It's not fair...
'Cause I'm in TEXAS.....heehee
Dang Emma that is sure pretty LOL
Love it:)
Janis
Thats it Emma. I'm packing tonight. Better start movin seeds out of the dining room, you need someplace for me and mine :)
Seriously, wow wee. i'm green. Very very green
They just keep getting better and better
Janis
We are gonna have to meet someday Emma :) There are jsut no two ways around it LOL :)
I got to get to bed, I"m falling over. Its your turn to email me isn't it?? LOL
Janis
Yes it is, Janis ...
I've fallen off the bridge lately answering my email.
Tomorrow. K?
K :) I'm about to do dishes and crash anyhow. I'm beat. Had to go out today and the heat really gets to me :(
Hugs
Janis
Hi,...
Dee - The pinkish red mutants that came out of the RR's that I have are similar,but still different than the one you are showing...the basic color is very similar,but the light mutantions that came out of mine have a totally(!) white tube and throat with no color pigment in the tube or throat at all,so although they are similar,they are definitely not exactly the same...The lighter mutant seeds out of mine will still sometimes produce plants that have the full darker blue color,which is notewortyh as many(but not all) lighter mutations if only self-fertilzed will no longer produce darker colors...I don't have many of my 'older' photos scanned into the computer,but mine look much closer to the one that Stacey posted here with the prominent darker pink star very visible and the white throat,but the ones I got had a somewhat larger white throat
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/84453/
The unusual Koukan that you got definitely looks 'different' from Koukan,it's possible but I've noticed that when the same vine throws a very different looking flower,that the outer edge tends to look the same...are you certain(!) that this is the same exact vine(?)...
The large white one you posted
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1702317
could be anything...there are alot of different whites and white mutants...I haven't sat down as of yet to analyze the Jappy white ones in exact detail,but I do see a stigma and 3 anthers in the throat...looks like two anthers turned into petals...tag that bloom and collect the seeds...look for other blooms starting to go double like that one and tag them...
Regarding the Ipomoea batatas...my view is that anything(!) in the family Convolvulaceae(The Morning Glory Family) is a Morning Glory,most especially any that bloom in the daylight hours,of which Ipomoea batatas certainly fits that description...the types that bloom in the late afternoon and in the dark,are 'MG's' that bloom at night...they are still in the MG Family,even if the hours that they keep,are a bit different than the rest of the Family members schedule(s) for showing their faces...
The bloom you posted here
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1702344
I'd like to see a sideview showing the sepals...maybe you did get Ipomoea nil from them...I didn't...if they are now dispensing Japanese types,they should say so,as leaf variegation and Japanese looking leaf forms would not be something that would be present in Ipomoea nil as it would occur as a wild collected strain...
Janis,Joseph and others... - I thought that this picture that that Janice posted
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1696438
looked similar to the robes I posted here
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1699383
as they are showing much the same coloration pattern,including a very similar type of mid-petal(!) band,but the ones Janice posted are lighter colored...
What's this in the throat
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1699425
thrips(?)...
Janis,keeping them from cross pollinating is 'your cross' to bear,if you really want to...I posted how to cross pollinate in response to Kevins request on this thread
http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/533754/
There isn't much I could add to that...try covering a bud that looks like it is going to bloom the night before with a piece of large clear baggie type of plastic and when you can see that the pollen is fluffy and the anthers are very close to the stigma shake the flower,or otherwise insure self-pollination as I described in the thread,and then recover the bloom to protect it from being cross pollinated from any other flowers...tag all pods that you know to be self-pollinated...
Everything is looking invigorating(!)...I really enjoy of the different color variations,regardless of however they may be appearing...
Ron,
here is another bloom from the Koukan [Red Crown]
you can see the closed bloom behind it that bloomed yesterday.
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1702284
I thought the same thing as you did,
and I checked SEVERAL TIMES yesterday that this was from 'Koukan', and it is. . .
Very strange!
Ron, I will definately try that. I have osme that are blooming in the AM. I wish I had seen this before they opened today, the vines were loaded when I got out there. :)
Emma................. My seeds will not take me long to pack!! The vines, well, I'll figure something out. Maybe I'll wait til they set seed, and just bring the seeds with me LOL You are KILLING me with the shimmery ones, they are so great!!!!!
Here are mine, all the same as I have had, but.... here is the trellis
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