Morning Glories 2007 # 11

Will start this Thread out with a Great New MG for me this year

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Emma

Ipomoea hederacea- always a pretty flower and so easy!!

Close Up

Sazanami from Arlan

Yesterday the thread was at 90 and I was going to change the thread this morning but Emma already got it done. I wouldn`t ever Not change the thread guys. Impatient arent you? :) he he

But we have this tsuname of morning glory pictures coming!


This message was edited Jul 22, 2007 10:23 AM

Cute little 'curly Q'

And meet the Real 'Jordin Rose'

My new granddaughter with my son.
Can you tell he is proud!

Jordin was born last week

Emma

Emma, love 'Jordon Rose'!!

Here's a purple from MGJ

Ronnie,
Nice Bloom
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3765255

Like the real one too!! Granddaughters are GREAT!!

Here's one for Jordon

Congrats on your new grandbaby. Now I know why you could wait for me this morning. :)

Thanks Ronnie,
Great Blooms you are getting

This MG is a Pink Blizzard and threw this one this morning.
I really like it.

Emma

Thanks Emma, looks like we are typing together!! LOL☺

Here is my sport of Joyce Cobb I like the two different colors

This one looks like the real 'Joyce Cobb'

Thanks Karen,
I thought you might be out of town.

Ronnie, what is the name of this one
http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3765270

Emma

Here is Kohkan from Joseph. Bad angle but didn't want to wait!!

Emma, this one http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3765270 is 'Kawaru' from Dee. There were six blooms on it this morning!!

I like the one you named for Jordin Rose, Emma. What a beauty. Think she'll have reddish hair?

Joseph

Thanks Joseph,

Only time will tell if Jordin has red hair or cotton white like my son's hair when he was a little one.

Emma

Hi Emma,

I wouldn`t ever leave town without telling someone. But now I know if I did suddenly disappear the board would make it just fine. (kidding of course!!!) :)

That picture is precious. It brings back memories.

But I will say I`m becoming a once a day DGer. Since I have all this yard and garden not to mention a houseful of husband,kids and pets including reptiles and a mini horse,bunny rabbit,ferret and 6 dogs to make sure they get cared for I have a lot to do.

I cannot check the thread twice a day some days and the thread can explode in a matter of minutes as multiple people post pictures. If noone wants to cool it until the next day then I`m unsure of who should do the job.

It could get very confusing with multiple new threads getting started and such. I think this is doing good though and with communication and some patience being involved things will continue being spontaneous and interesting.

The point is we need someone with some time on their hands who can check in morning and night without fail in case the thread gets to 100 in 5 minutes flat. Then some days we still might have to wait a little bit. This morning glory business is turning into storm of pictures no doubt!!!

And now here is a peaceful serene scene that awaited me the other morning. :)

Karen

This message was edited Jul 22, 2007 10:55 AM

Minibar Rose. Good in containers.

Minibar Rose.

More Minibar Rose.

Oops. Wrong photo.

This message was edited Jul 22, 2007 11:20 AM

Minibar Rose. Foliage is nice while you wait for the blooms.

The Greatest Morning Glory of them all: Ipomoea indica!

Blooms last into the afternoon.

Emma - Congrats on your new granddaughter! Love the new MG named after her! Beautiful just like she is!

Kevin - Nice MGs! I like the Minibar Rose! I'm partial to that color! And purple, too! :-)

I. purpurea always self seeds in this climate zone.

Here is Mildred White permanently established.

This message was edited Jul 22, 2007 1:50 PM

More Mildred White.

This message was edited Jul 22, 2007 1:50 PM

Super Macro

Thanks Becky,

Great photos Kevin. Is your Pink purpurea Martha White? or is that the right name?

Yep, Karen, know what you mean. My days are STILL crazy and my kids are grown!
I'm only here right now because I needed a break *-*

Try having new grandbabies, going to Houston and back more than is necessary, your daughter gets married this week, your 4 year old grandbaby gets ear infection from swimming lessons every day that I have to take her to - and Mommy is on honeymoon. So, you take granddaughter to the doctor and then spend countless hours because of the ear pain holding and comforting her. THEN, to top it off, you have about 30 MG babies to get planted that are germinating because I find out my schedule has changed from going to Houston to help with Jordin Rose and 19 month-old Jamie Lynn from Tuesday to leaving tonight. And this doesn't even count eBay shipping that won't get done, and on and on AND on . . . *sigh* . . .
waaaaaa!

Emma

Kevin, Duh!

You have the name on the photo
Mildred White,
well I was close.

Great photo and Great MG

Emma

Emma,
The real Duh is why I did not mention the name myself. I'll correct my omission.

Native to Z6, Ipomoea pandurata.

These grow all over the south side of my lawn. The lucky ones are those that pop up close to the fence.

This message was edited Jul 22, 2007 1:55 PM

Love the red stems of I. pandurata!

Joseph

The flower of Hewittia malabarica opened up soon after I photographed its sepals.

The sepals image is here:

http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=3765034

Joseph

Kevin I love the pandurata! did you start it from seed? That would do well here I think.

Joseph the Hewittia malabarica is great!!

Joseph -
WOW!

Awesome. . .
Emma

I. platensis in bloom. Here is the old thread about that one:
http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/681843/

My blooms look a little darker than some of the others.