Morning Glories 2005 #24

Aren't they fantastic flowers, Janett!

yes they really are. I also loved the leaveforms on Cardinal Climber.
Janett

Janett, the photo you posted

http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1808685
could be "Hinge" or "'Sunrise Serenade' (Ipomoea purpurea)"

Here is one link

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/71223/index.html
and the other
http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/56845/index.html

I am pretty sure it is one of those...

Dee

After I have looked at all the flowers and read the comments on it and reading the description she gave me, I think its leaning toards the Sunrise Serenade.
On "hige" there where a few comments that did not fit the desc.
But will check more when I get it flowering.
Janett

Ron heres a puzzle for you I call this my NOT Noah
Its flowers are smaller ,same color ,seed pod hangs down
has spines or soft thorns.
Noah is dyeing off do to cold nights,
this is just starting to bloom ?
The leaves are different too.who am I ?

tazzy - I can't see the details enough in that grouping...it's not enlarging clearly for me...can you show me what the sepals look like on the base of the flower and on the almost mature seedpods...I could give you better feedback,if I could see those features,since those are what I like to use to key out most species...flowers,leaves andspines are useful too,but I'd like to be able to enlarge them...as many of the differences can be subtle,in the quamoclit series...
Looking forward to any closeups of parts mentioned...
If the plant is just starting to bloom,it would seem that it is a short day plant from a warmer zone area that has a relatively warm winter to allow the seedpods to mature...also please let me know where the spines are...are they only on the main stem,and on all stages of growth,or just on the most mature parts...(??)...
TTY,...

This message was edited Oct 11, 2005 9:23 PM

bettter

best

vine spires

seed pods

leaf shape

this is leaf on other Noah plant .
planted different area different seed pk .

Put some seeds from the tri-lobed aside for me...I am still in the process of gathering different types of small quamoclit series plants and going to grow them out next season for a grand finale comparison...You may have a noah varient...I say that because of the degree to which the pods are reflexing...Ipomoea coccinea usually has seedpods that should reflex and a longer calyx than Ipomoea hederifolia ...Ipomoea hederifolia is being considered by some serious botanists as Ipomoea coccinea var.hederifolia,but,Ipomoea hederifolia seedpods should not reflex and remain erect...I am very interested to grow out as many different,but closely related types that I can locate...You may have a cross of some type...the sepals seem to have a larger protrusion on the top of the sepals...do the sepal shapes and protrusions look exactly the same to you(?),or do you see noticeable differences...no matter how slight(!)...as compared to the regular Noah that you are growing...
The flower reminds me of Ipomoea hederifolia,but there are many flower variations of that taxa also...I don't have a more definitive opinion other than what I can offer so far...perhaps as the plant progresses,some other noteworthy feature may be garnered...
Did you receive both types labeled as 'Noah'(?)...it may be a variant that displays exactly what you described,regarding the color and size of the flowers,the later blooming period and the different leaf shape...
I'd like to give you a more definitive answer,but if I don't know an exact answer,I'm not going to just make one up...
I'll try to give you the best ID that I can,as I am able to...
Looking forward to seeing more of this plant...
TTY,


This message was edited Feb 7, 2006 10:28 AM

will save you seed ,yess it was sent as noah
but different scorce then other pack
I got both in round robins so have not a clue who or where ,
it came from ,
but is is very very differentt then first noah
picture of first noah

Emma,

Do you recognize this beauty?

This is first bloom from the seeds you sent me. The little petal inside the throat is real. I am not sure if the flower really is split, or it's the result of the wind or rain, or any other reason.

Two in one.

Two different colors in one vine. This is flying saucer, right?

~Eliza~

Proud MG.

finally some pretty blooms..... slowing down so much tho :(

Chocolate Silk

Early call blue

trying again.... hot flash

ok... I posted that 3 times before it showed up?? LOL

Here is a Milky Way

Ok, missing a post again
Another Milky Way

The colors in these is amazing...... they go from all white to pink, blue and purple.

Last Milky Way for today

Some shades of pink

Pink Picotee

More pinks....

and still more pinks

and yet another shade of pink

Thats all for today :)

Oh, almost forgot..... here are some from a couple days ago. These are heavenly blues, changing color I think from the cold here

Too bad we don't have one that bloomed like these

another one, I fell in love with these

last of the heavenly blues

I am waaaay behind in looking at these beautiful MG's and reading about them.
Need to catch up tonight.

In the meantime . . .

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Morning Glories 2005 #25

http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/550669/

All gorgeous! Luv the ones with the star in the middle.
:) Donna