Morning Glories 2007 # 17

Joseph, You have some really special m glories . I love all of them but
partial to #6, #14, #17, Fujishibori and # 22. Your pics are great as usual.

Jackie

Beautiful Joseph!!! This one here http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3847862 is simalar to one of mine

Keniaki yellow, small flowers, I though the would be bigger...

One of the Chocolates

Another view of Chocolate

Early A.M. for Brazilian!!

Pretty Stripes

Another stripe

Purple stripe

Always lots of blooms on this one!! A favorite!

This was one of my first bloomers and it's still going strong!! Nice big flowers

Thanks, Jackie and Ronnie! It has been good light conditions for photography the last 3 mornings.

Ronnie, that seems to be a perfect match between #14 and the one you showed. The last picture sure looks like Xiong's Chinese MG. The chocolate JMG is as dark a chocolate as I have seen! I liked all your pictures; nice work!

Joseph

Thanks Joseph, the last one is Xiong's, I forgot!! The chocolate really is dark, no trick photography there! LOL, it is one of Emma's marked 'cocoa'

Really love those chocolates, especially that side shot very nice.

Ipomoea albivenia flowers open in early evening and last but one day to the next evening. When the flower drops away, it leaves behind the ovary almost the size of a green olive. You can see the hairlike filament of the style remaining, sticking straight out as if it were a Hors d'Oeuvres toothpick. Now that culinary-format description won't make it into a botanical publication. LOL

Ronnie, gorgeous flowers. Love them all. The dark chocolate is amazing.

Jackie

Thanks Jackie!

I'm loving everyone's pics, I also enjoyed your description, Joseph :)

Well, I guess my break I talked about didn`t happen. I edited the poorly worded post on the other mg 2007 thread and I hope Ron,Emma,bluespiral and everyone will accept my explanations and apology as being genuine and sincere which it certainly is. So that is my public apology so everyone knows.

Things are settling down so I`m going to take the break I was talking about. School at home will be in session soon and our business is picking up speed.

I decided to stop by this morning and see more pretty flowers. I have a few flowers to share that are works in progress. One is from a F2 from a grow out that turned out a progressing to a nearly white blizzard flower and it made another strange flower on the same vine.

You can see this is the blizzard flower progressed to almost white and on the same vine behind this one is the strange flower.


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This is on the same vine behind the first flower.

This is one I`m sharing for Arlan. It is a short thick ine with little vines with smaller leaves growing out of it.

Close up.

This shows difference in sizes of the vines.

Close up showing two different kinds of leaves.

And last but not least here are some white kikyo flowers.

Just saw this, what a great bloom to start a new thread with!!!!

I thought about starting a new thread on some mutant flowers. I just planted a seed from the lavender wierd branched one and I think later on I`ll share a thread on the outcome of the offspring from this one. I have one seedling from this started and it already looks like it has thickening in the stems. We will see,later!

Karen, all beautiful. Love the pastel blue mutant flower.

I haven't had the chance to read on this Thread yet except for glancing.
Some AWESOME stuff.

Ronnie,
Wow,
This is the best photo yet that I've seen of 'Cocoa Chocolate'
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=3848456
Still True and Open Pollinated.
Very impressive!

Karen,
Gee, I 'almost' missed that!

Emma

Thanks Emma, I am hoping it's far away enough from the others to stay that way!!

Thanks for the compliments. That flower is definitely hard to miss. This one is being posted at request of my husband Paul. This one is one of his favorites we have grown this year. It is a white hige sent to us by MGJ. It isn`t a greatpicture but you can see how it looks.

Another Oreheme this morning

Wow, the Oreheme is very impressive. I really like the shaded appearance of the folds. It is quite striking! Karen

This one is a kikyo crossed with another flower, round and hopefully a carrier for doubling.

Karen, I like the white hige and the way it presents the flowers. Very nice.
The Kikyo sport is a beauty.

Beth, this is the first time I noticed Oreheme has spokes or bars.
All in all, a lovely m glory.

Small Lavendar from last yrs seeds. Maybe more of a violet

Trying for a better picture. Last yr I had tri-lobed and heart shaped lvs on
this vine.

Lavendar Mist

Pretty MGs there, Karen and Jackie!

Joseph

I like that Kikyo cross, and the lavendar mist!

Thanks Joseph and Beth.


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