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Tue, Apr 3, 12 at 16:30
| About 10 years ago when I lived at my old house I grew a morning glory that looked like the "Milky Way" morning glory except it was all dark purple with white 'stars'. When I started gardening again, I was unable to find it. I don't even remember where we bought the seeds, but it was from one of the major seed catalogs.
I really miss this morning glory since I loved growing it with the Milky Way morning glory giving my garden a sort of Ying and Yang look with the two types growing together. Thanks |
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| Was it Star of Yelta? |
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| Several of the Youjiro varieties of Ipomoea nil have dark backgrounds with white stars. Their names more often than not include the word Fuji. |
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| Beach of Milky Way, maybe? That one has big flowers with dark blue/purple and white stripes. |
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