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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2007

Anyone know the name of this one? Paul

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2007

Another pic

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Jul 07, 2007

I know it's not 'Steve'. LOL nice flower, Paul!

Joseph

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2007

Who's Steve????

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Jul 07, 2007

Just a name, it's a nice name?

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2007

LOL...you are funny

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threegardeners North Augusta, ON Jul 07, 2007

Reminds me of a morning glory I saw on the MG forum a while ago...

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2007

what one?

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threegardeners North Augusta, ON Jul 07, 2007

Maybe one of these kind? If not, maybe a sweet pea of some sort?
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3406200

Silly me....didn't notice this WAS the MG forum....thought it was the plant ID forum...

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) Jul 07, 2007

A beautiful pink. Love it.

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gardener2005 Baton Rouge area, LA(Zone 8b) Jul 07, 2007

It could be a partial single variation on a pink hige that occurs sometimes. Pink Hige can have flowers almost single,partially double and very double on the same vines. Watch and wait and see what more of the blooms look like. It kind of favors a variation I have seen on my pink hige.



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gardener2005 Baton Rouge area, LA(Zone 8b) Jul 07, 2007

This is the one I collected some open pollinated seeds off of and sent to you. You think maybe this is it? Wait and see if it blooms some more double blooms because this one had some that were almost single,partially single and also extremely double on the same vine.

This pattern reminds of the kikyos(even though one is a purpurea and the other is a nil) because they have double and single flowers on the same vines.

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2007

ok

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gardener2005 Baton Rouge area, LA(Zone 8b) Jul 12, 2007

Hi Paul,

I though this might be helpful. I remember sending you some open pollinated pink hige seeds. These are growing naturalized on a fenceline by my house. I do not know if they will stay double year after year but I`m fixing to find out. This is the way they came back this year left to open pollinate. The seeds you got were pulled off the same vines as these.

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Jul 12, 2007

ok thanks

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