Morning Glory ID please

17 years ago

I planted this MG and cannot remember what variety it is. If I collect seed from this plant will it be true to the parent or could it be anyones guess. I have a few different varieties growing in the same area.

Karyn

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Comments (5)

poppy_power
17 years ago
Hello:Karyn the name of your morning is sunrise serenade.
Morning glories of different varities, planted together can cross pollinate.
karyn1
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks for the ID Poppy Power. I figured that they'd cross pollinate. That's why I wanted the name. I really like that variety and want to buy more next season.
Karyn
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ron_convolvulaceae
17 years ago
karyn1 - Yes,Morning Glories that are different varieties within the same species can cross fertilize,but different species of Morning glories will not naturally cross fertilize>with an extremely few exceptions in the batatas series...

TTY,...

Ron
karyn1
Original Author
17 years ago
Ron I have absolutely no idea if the varieties that I have growing are the same species or not. I know very little about them, just what I like to look at : ) I assume that the bindweed is a different species but the red, pink, white and blue MG's that I have growing I know nothing about.
Karyn
arabs4me
17 years ago
Karyn,
I would love some seeds from your MGs!
Dawn