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OhioBreezy Dundee, OH(Zone 5b) Sep 20, 2006

growing again this year, this particular vine sets alot of seeds!

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Desertdenial5 Tolleson, AZ(Zone 9a) Sep 20, 2006

I will add it to my list. Love that color!!!

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SUNNYAZ Pueblo West, CO Sep 20, 2006

I have this one too. The color is awesome!

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OhioBreezy Dundee, OH(Zone 5b) Sep 20, 2006

the color is sharp, it stands out!

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Sherry1961 Skowhegan, ME(Zone 5b) Sep 20, 2006

oh, ohio, they are so beautiful...here are some of mine.. will trade seed, if i can manage to harvest any. i have some very light pink blooms, very pretty

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Xeramtheum Summerville, SC(Zone 8a) Sep 21, 2006

Beautiful .. all beautiful!

X

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Hineni Paris, TN(Zone 6b) Sep 21, 2006

What an eye popping color OB! Do the hummers visit those, since they like red flowers?

Nice ones too there Sherry!

~Sunny

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Shirley1md Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) Sep 21, 2006

Gorgeous saturated color! A beauty to have in one's garden!

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OhioBreezy Dundee, OH(Zone 5b) Sep 21, 2006

Nice Sherry, I grow those too every year, nothing like a sturdy trustworthy morning glory, they just "glow" and mine reseed in the same spot by the drive every year - do yours?

I am gathering the Wine & Roses pods now, one of the earlier ones to ripen here for me.

Here is a shot of my Ip. purpurea

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RON_CONVOLVULACEAE Netcong, NJ(Zone 5b) Sep 21, 2006

Laurrie - Both of those have nice color...the rosey-pink one has a very nice pastel color and a very nice white 'burst' throat...the purple one has the nice white 'petal effect' at the throat inbetween the darker rays...

Ron

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OhioBreezy Dundee, OH(Zone 5b) Sep 21, 2006

Sunny sorry, yes the hummers I see going in that direction often, never close enough to see if they stick around and get anything from them.

Ron, yes this "grouping" has just been seeding and res-eeding there for years! and no matter how many new ones I get these seem to just draw me back to see them each year. Stunning!

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