Weird, found in the back...

Trying to remember what I had in a bucket out by the picket fence...

We went on vacation for a few days and my mom managed to kill all kinds of stuff but I found this when I came back...

very pretty whatever it is.

Is it Heavenly Blue Morning Glory?

No, I don't think it is a heavenly blue. I don't recall that seed being in the mix back there. I know I had some picotee seed, and different purples like Ott, etc...and there have been no other blues coming up back there...odd. lol

Maybe a little birdie dropped it just for you, because he knew it would cheer you up from losing other plants while you were gone!

Maybe Ky! LOL

Yea, I was quite ticked....

GiddyMoon - The plant here
http://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/GiddyMoon_1183566146_642.jpg
looks like Ipomoea tricolor...

Could you post a view of the sepals at the outer base of the flower for a positive ID(?)...

This posting here has some reference photo links to check out to help with identifying the parts and species...
http://davesgarden.com/forums/p.php?pid=3688724

TTY,...

Ron

The flower and such is all dried up now,...do you still want a pic? I can get one. Thanks

GiddyMoon - A photo of the sepals at the outer base of the calyx (as shown in the photo links above) would provide a positive ID...but it's mainly for your reference...

TTY,...

Ron

Here's a pic...but I am more interested if anyone has seen a cross look like this before than knowing more technical info.

GiddyMoon - The species appears to be Ipomoea tricolor...and Ipomoea tricolor is not known to cross inter-specifically with any other species...sepal identification is standard for species identification...

Hope that helps...

TTY,...

Ron

Yes Ron,

I know...but I don't remember what I have back there so no clue. These were among ssome that dried up while I was away and my mom was in charge of watering...I did have another one yesterday...hoping to figure it out. lol

If you want to post another closeup of the lower outside of the flower >I'll take another look at the sepals...

The sepals are how the most common species are identified...

The sepals you posted look glabrous(no hair) >but do look a bit 'hypertrophied' for the usual I.tricolor...I.hederacea,I.nil and I.purpurea are all hairy...

I'd be interested to see more closeups of flowerbuds and other identifying structures >e.g. seedpods if any are forming...

TTY,...

Ron

That one was tagged and no seed bud, no hairs and I think I have another one opening today. I did go back and find some unusual stuff..I am working on the pics now:)

okie dokie,

I had 4 out there, all the same color variation but different shapes/ styles. I got a bunch of pics for you to have fun with Ron ;) lol

There was nothing else blooming in that bucket but these.

....another

poky hoky

wahwahwah

booboo

snort snort

poohbear

jolly ranchers are yummy

GiddyMoon - The photos you posted here
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3728170
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3728174
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3728180
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3728189
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3728193
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3728206
clearly show the identifying structures of Ipomoea tricolor as the species of your plant...

Thanks for posting the additional clarifying photos...

TTY,...


Ron

Well they just keep producing and now I am getting the heavenly blue that I did not know was back there...makes for a fun morning!