LilliMerci - Love your Flying Saucer blooms! I hope you are able to get a few seeds from that one. I would love 2 or 3 seeds to trade for something I have that you may want. ;-)
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Sure Becky, I hope to get some seeds too. A neighbor of mine gave them to me, but she soaked the seeds already when she gave them to me. Usually, I would save a few seeds - just in case. Anyway, she is mad at me now, so I can't ask her for seeds anymore. She had the coolest plants too. Well, I have my pride.
Your JMG purpurea looks like this one on the Yoneda web site, Becky:
http://protist.i.hosei.ac.jp/Asagao/Yoneda_DB/Images/PCD2521/D/13.jpg
Joseph - I got the seed for it from you. Is this a different color version of "Shiro Murasaki Shibori Kongo"? Mine is purple and I saw on another thread that Elsa had a blue colored bloom version.
So are the blooms in these photos:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5681221
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5684677
Are they Aomurasakizyouhantensibori (Bluish purple flaked)? Were they possibly mis-marked on the baggie or did I get them mixed up? THAT is the question!
Becky, did you have to learn Japanese to type that name above?
Thanks Becky. I love all your bloom's, just gorgeous. So happy that we can
enjoy your blooms along with you.
Darren - The blooms you posted here
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5685904
look like a Rebecca
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/126121/
that has lost it's way...
Becky - The bloom Elsa has posted here
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5654470
is a blue purpurea that is showing the flaked gene pattern
Any Ipomoea purpurea color can potentially be 'flaked'...
TTY,...
Ron
Ron, anyone ... So what is it that I have? Is it Aomurasakizyouhantensibori or Shiro Muraski Shibori Kongo? I am less familar with the I. purpurea cultivars since I have currently grown so few.
Darren - Nice blooms! I have gotten some volunteers from some of the I. purpurea I grew last year and the blooms were diluted or changed completely. MGs never cease to surprise and amaze me! :-)
Not knowing/having heard of the Rebecca, I have a dilute of something for certain. I have some seeds that are 15 years old...lol.
Thanks Ron, for the ID I do love what may have been the original. When I first started buying I only got the Otts and the Flying Saucers for 5 or so years, then started going out of the box with some others like the ramblers. Ron, I started taginng the blue flowers for seeds this morning. hope it works. :)
Thanks for the compliment Becky.
:Darren
Becky, I just love your Hannafubuki. Mine crossed with something last season, and turned out a small flowered, purple. Needless to say I am not impressed. I just loved my vine last year....
Your LYK is also a show stopper!
am enjoying the mysteries, surprises and pics, everyone
Hey Dale! Nice to see you popping in here on the MG forum! Nice cluster of vines/blooms! How big are the flowers on those vines?
dale
Ipomoea cordatotriloba
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/51208/
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/8383/
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/89893/
Becky - You asked:
"Ron, anyone ... So what is it that I have? Is it Aomurasakizyouhantensibori or Shiro Muraski Shibori Kongo? I am less familiar with the I. purpurea cultivars since I have currently grown so few."
my previous clarification
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=5685990
Becky's response
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=5686383
You have the
Ipomoea purpurea aomurasakisibori - intentionally shorted to reduce superfluous syllables
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/95594/
Your purple flaked purpurea came out of a shibori mix...
I call these flaked purpurea by whatever color they are...in the case of the flower that you posted,I would call it a purple flaked...but,that's just my suggestions and you can call it whatever suits you...
TTY,...
Ron
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/95594/
Thanks, Ron!
Just wondering ... where did the name "Shiro Muraski Shibori Kongo" come from? Was that a name that someone created (like so many other cultivars with various names) or is this a specific vine/seeds sold in Japan? Maybe by a particular company touting their own unique name for the same old vine? It does get confusing at times to discern what is what! The more vines I grow, the more familar I become with these cultivars.
Blue Star is really a beautiful vine! This cultivar is under-rated IMHO. The blooms are quite large. I was originally thinking it was going to produce small blooms ... and it is producing buds like crazy!!! These are the blooms in comparison with a brugmansia bloom. Just lovely!!!
I have fast become a fan of Blue Star! It really grows and spreads quite nicely as a tall MG. This is one I could use to cover the entire patio fence area. It would be beautiful growing along the picket fence and up and over the arbor. It is a star in my garden bed! :-) It was also the last to germinate and bloom, but sometimes the best comes last. :-)
Becky, I agree. Blue Star is really eye catching. I just love the size of the flowers. I will never have enough blue flowers in my garden. Just love them.
Please reserve a few seed for me should you harvest any...
Elsa
Elsa - The blooms are producing LOTS of pollen. I have been hand-pollinating each bloom every day, so I sure hope to get lots of seeds to share! I will certainly save you some. Please dmail me your request. That is how I keep track of who wants what seeds! ;-)
Darren - If you want seeds, too (of Blue Star) ... dmail me also. I am very hopeful to get plenty of seeds unless something unexpected happens or this vine is sterile.
Becky, I'm also enamored of the Blue Star, will defintely start a couple of these
in the Spring. Yours is lovely.
Becky, your Ishadatane is actually Ishidatami per Ron's clarification.
I had to change my spelling too.
Great Blooms you got going on Becky . . .
REALLY PRETTY!
This one from the photo looks more like a Rose Silk and is not Cocoa Chocolate
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5684575
Here is Cocoa Chocolate
Emma
Emma, beautiful, dark bloom on Cocoa Chocolate.
Becky - You asked
"where did the name "Shiro Muraski Shibori Kongo" come from?"
There doesn't seem to be any particular 'ploy' or anything...just some distribution company labeling it as a 'shibori mix' and should definitely contain some purple...
Emma - Nice chocolate...
Do you think you could shed some light on the 'chocolate and rose question' asked in the thread here
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/913120/
Thanks...
Ron
Great pictures all!!!
Becky I really, like this one...http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5684677
Hi Emma, this one has a real sheen to it! I Like it!! http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5692325
The end of mine for now...cut all my vines down and dug some up. Brought them in to try for a few seeds...
Pretty volunteer gray
Yesterday, I brought inside my rare Ipomoea species containers and also the 2 tricolors I'm growing because of the predicted frosty morning. You should see the number of blue star flowers on the 2 vines, incredible! I hope that parasitica will perk up now that it is in relative warmth now, if only to finish the seeds it has developing.
I enjoyed the photos, Ronnie, way cool you have so many nils still flowering!
Joseph
Hi Ron -
Thanks about the Cocoa Chocolate, but that is Ronnie's fabulous photo from 2007. I couldn't get to my photos at the time, and her blooms were so great!
However, I did get some great blooms from my Cocoa Chocolate this year.
Re:
"Do you think you could shed some light on the 'chocolate and rose question' asked in the thread here"
Sure I'll give it a try - but I need a couple of days before I can get back to even reading it *sigh*
Thanks Ronnie -
BELIEVE IT OR NOT!
This photo
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5692325
along with the one below was taken on the 16th of this month AT 7PM at NIGHT -
Amazing huh!
I can't tell too much from this photo,
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5692782
but it is very possibly 'Gray Morning Mist'.
I'll post one of my recent photos of my recent blooms.
Also, I did get one other MG that had more of a Lavender Color in it,
But, in spite of it all 'Gray Morning Mist' is still growing TRUE.
I still have a few blooms hanging in with a few more seeds to collect on my nils. Still have lots of purps. in full bloom, and my HIGES and a couple of new split-petals, are just cranking up and blooming like crazy. Those are in pots, so they will be over-wintered.
Oh, and 2, maybe 3 of the HIGE vines I have in full bloom right now were over-wintered FROM LAST YEAR and they are blooming 'again' in YEAR #2.
*-*
Ronnie
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=5692806
wOw!
Emma
Another photo taken at 7PM this week
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