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PerennialGirl Winnipeg, MB(Zone 4a) Mar 11, 2006

I'm starting to get some buds on my JMG. Yippie!! I can read your mind, what is the name of the JMG's? Stay tuned!
:) Donna

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Gourd Mesilla Park, NM Mar 11, 2006

Oh my god, I haven't even started mine yet, and you all are already getting blooms. That's fantastic. Hope you have great flowers.

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Fish_knees Phoenix, AZ Mar 11, 2006

I share your enthusiasm! My Kniola black are budding up too :) They were just planted outside a week ago.

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PerennialGirl Winnipeg, MB(Zone 4a) Mar 11, 2006

Thanks, Gourd & Fish_knees. I hope they survive so that I can see them bloom inside.
:) Donna

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TexasPuddyPrint Edinburg, TX Mar 12, 2006

Nyah! Nyah! Got ya'll beat...my yellow morning glories (ipomoea ochracea) have been blooming since the fall season :o) and they are still going strong...lots of seeds to harvest for 2006.

But will say the JMG Raikou and JMG Chachamaru I sowed on March 3rd sprouted quickly and need to be moved to something bigger than the peat pellet I started them off in. :o)

~ Cat

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PerennialGirl Winnipeg, MB(Zone 4a) Mar 12, 2006

Oh sure you to....rub it in, rub it in....lol!
;P Donna

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sunkeeper Belwood, ON(Zone 5a) Mar 20, 2006

I agree Donna, rub it in to us northerners that have to put up with snow and freezing temps for months on end. I'm happy with the ones I started just over a week ago, they are growing their little heads off and already starting to climb up bamboo sticks.

Does anyone have any of the yellow morning glory seeds at all? I've looked in many places up here but can't find any and I sure would love to try some.

Sunkeeper

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