Bloom on transplanted Glory

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gardenpom Melbourne, FL Jul 13, 2007

Referring to my post last month in which I described a Morning Glory I found growing in my vegetable garden. I transplanted it to a fence and this morning it bloomed for the first time.

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gardenpom Melbourne, FL Jul 13, 2007

Second shot.

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Gourd Mesilla Park, NM Jul 13, 2007

That's pretty neat to find one and transplant it, and then see it bloom, I've been wanting to walk the ditch about 13 miles from here, I think I spotted an MG blooming.. I will dig it up too..

A.

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luvsgrtdanes (Ronnie), PA(Zone 6b) Jul 13, 2007

Real pretty Gardenpom!! Is it lavender or blue?

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atenkley Robertsdale, AL(Zone 8b) Jul 13, 2007

Looks like a nice Ipomoea hederacea.....

Arlan

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RON_CONVOLVULACEAE Netcong, NJ(Zone 5b) Jul 13, 2007

Arlan - ditto

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gardenpom Melbourne, FL Jul 13, 2007

More lavender than blue, a mix of both colors, really. (That's what Ron guessed it to be a month or so ago, just from the foliage.....talk about knowing your stuff!!!)

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