Morning Glories 2007 # 07

Thanks Ronnie,
The Rose Silk Tie Dye is so unusual and it is very pretty!

Emma

Hey Ronnie, hang in there.


This JMG is called Fukurin. TTYL

Dee

This JMG is called Pink Kawaii.

Dee

This is one from a Japanese special mix pack.

Dee

IThat's it for now. I been editing pictures most of the day and still have over 1000 more to do. Once I go thru them all I will provide a link to a side show of my work. TTYL.

Dee

Dee,
This one I like,
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3697988

The leaves look like they are a Lime color.

Emma

Emma, you are right on target and the leaves are just that. TTYL.

Dee

This message was edited Jul 5, 2007 11:48 PM

The Pink Kawaii lvs are amazing and love the delicate pink bloom too.
Dee is that last one turbinata? Very pretty.

Emma, I like your Rose Silk Tie Dye and the one right below with
the hot pink star. Stunning

Jackie

Patootie, thanks for your comments and yes that's right. It's Turbinata.

This one is lavender moon flower.

Dee

This message was edited Jul 6, 2007 12:16 AM

Last one and I'm going to bed. I been editing pictures all day. This is a dark blue one from a Japanese special mix pack. Until next time. TTYL

Dee

Thanks Jackie,

They are both stunning blooms.
The Hot Pink Bloom with the Star is especially nice.

Emma

It's so much fun looking at other people's blooms!

Beth, I agree. The pics are great so it's like having a front row seat.

They are all beautiful and this is a fantastic variety of colors and shapes!!!

These seeds out of the pkt that Onalee sells as Jap Imperialis Mixed,
Ip nil.

Jackie

This was already closing by 9 this morning. It is China species from
Mr Hudson. I only started one of these and I know I didn't get it mixed up
with any other seedling. Mr Hudson says it has palmate lvs.
I couldn't get a good picture. It has lots of buds, so will try again as they
open. The flower is about 2 inches across. Anyone else growing this one
who can send a pic?

Jackie

Jackie
Your Star of India is awesome
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3703102

Emma

Jackie, I don't see any palmate leaves. Are those the leaves of another MG?

Thanks Emma, it does look a lot like Star of India except I can't see the star. LOL

Beth, mine doesn't have palmate lvs. Those huge tri-lobed lvs go with my pic.
The newest lvs coming in heart shaped. I think Mr Hudson mixed up the seeds.
Hoping someone else is growing this one and sends pics.

Can someone post a photo of one that I "DON'T" like???? Are there any that are UGLY???? LOL!

I love this thread! I could look at all these photos of beautiful blooms all day long! I've got some seeds growing now that are new (to me) and I can't wait to see the blooms IRL (in real life). Ahhhh .... like a kid in a candy store ......... my biggest dilemma ...... what MG to grow next. (Many thanks to some of you who have been so kind as to share some seeds!) This REALLY is exciting!!!! :-) I never understood the big deal about growing MGs until I started growing them myself. Now I am hooked! (Emma - you are partly to blame for my new addiction! But I sooooo appreciate it! )

This is from a Kyushu University mix...The flower is not huge, but it is consistently ruffled in this dark blue.

Arlan

Very pretty Arlan. Love the color and the ruffles.

Kohkan
I think I have posted about this one before, but it is consistantly booming and setting a lot of seeds. I'm impressed!

...so am I! Wow! - Arlan

Me too Beth!! What a beauty!!!

Gorgeous color Beth.

Here is a Komeri unknown, first flower. MGJapan, do you recognize it?

Here are the sepals.

Leaves from my 2 Scarlett O'Hara vines.

..ooooooo that is a nice one! I like the leaves too!

Arlan

Here are a couple Ipomoea purpurea 'Star of Yelta' sold to me as 'Wetterleuchten' by Chilterns seeds.

A closer view of this one.

I like it too, Arlan, really nice big flower for the first one!

Here are a couple JMGs that are starting to make leaves like the one you sent to me, Arlan (Q0426).

A second plant of same cultivar.

Look at the way cool leaves on this vine!

This JMG just started flowering. It has standard purpurea sized flowers, but delicate pink with a slightly darker eye.

Here's another image of the sepals.

Here are a couple pattern variants on the shibori type JMG I have going.

And a lighter solid one.