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OT My morning glories

12 years ago

Reposting these in this post instead of in Karyn's so folks don't have to try and view them in hers. :) Click the image and it will bring you to other images of more morning glories.

Karyn, do you know what these might be? Aside from just I. purpurea? Just wondering if they have any name and if you might now.

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Thanks for looking!

~Tina

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karyn1
12 years ago
Not sure but I got a very similar bloom this season. I really like the bright pink color. The I. purpureas are the others you posted but I'm wondering if this could be some sort of mutation? Joseph or Ron could probably give an answer.
Ament
Original Author
12 years ago
Ok, thanks Karyn. I'll wait to see what the guys say. :) I love them regardless. They're lovely. If you want, I can run out and tag the bright colored one for seeds for you Karyn.

~Tina
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rmbill
12 years ago
Tina, I love the bright pink and the dark blue with the red. Kylie sent me some nice seeds so next year I'll have some of my own. I'll add to my hodge podge. Flowers everwhere you know.
Bill
Ament
Original Author
12 years ago
Email sent to you Bill. :) if anyone else wants these, just let me know.

~Tina

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