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Katlian Carson City, NV(Zone 6b) Sep 08, 2006

This spring I traded for some seeds labeled 'Tie Dye Shibouri'. They germinated really well (almost 100%). I now have these that look like the photo of the parent:

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Katlian Carson City, NV(Zone 6b) Sep 08, 2006

and these that seem to be a cross with something else.

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Desertdenial5 Tolleson, AZ(Zone 9a) Sep 08, 2006

Both are very pretty.

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) Sep 08, 2006

Love the Tie Dye shibori.

Jackie

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gardener2005 Baton Rouge area, LA(Zone 8b) Sep 08, 2006

I like the purple star with the blue. It is pretty!

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Katlian Carson City, NV(Zone 6b) Sep 08, 2006

I'm saving the seeds to see if I get the purple ones next year.

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indiana_lily Jeffersonville, IN(Zone 6b) Sep 08, 2006

I really like the tie-dye, that is so unique! Very pretty!

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Sep 09, 2006

Nice flower pictures, everything's in focus, way to go! Great flower subjects too!

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RON_CONVOLVULACEAE Netcong, NJ(Zone 5b) Sep 09, 2006

Katlian - Nice flowers...they are both(!) Ipomoea purpurea flaked shibori...if you look closely at the second photo you posted,you can see the darker streakes that are produced by the flaked gene...

TTY,...

Ron


P.S. - I'd be interested in a few seeds from the second flower you posted...

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Katlian Carson City, NV(Zone 6b) Sep 10, 2006

Sure Ron, so far I only have a few seeds but there are lots of green fruits.
I got the seeds from Woofens this spring. She may have some more from that batch too.

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