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Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Hybrid Morning Glory F2 (vine 36-1a/2007) descended from EmmaGrace's Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil "Baby Blue". I loved the variations among this generation of Baby Blue's descendents, and the next two images will show ot
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-07-16

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Hybrid Morning Glory F1 descended from Gardener_2005's Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil "Blue Star" - This is a sibling vine to PID: 232852. Note different patterns, like thickened, jagged star, blizzard pattern, and contras
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-31

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Hybrid Morning Glory F1 descended from Gardener_2005's Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil "Blue Star" - This is the same vine as in PID: 232852, without Othello.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-31

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Hybrid Morning Glory F1 descended from Gardener_2005's Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil "Blue Star" - This is the same vine as in PID: 232852.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-31

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Hybrid Morning Glory F1 descended from Gardener_2005's Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil "Blue Star", below & slightly to the left of Rosa 'Othello' (See my Ipomoea garden walk PID: 232852, middle left to Shirayuki and Rose Pi
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-09-17

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Japanese Morning Glory (Ipomoea nil 'Solid Chocolate') - This is another sibling to Gray Fog PID: 232852, named by EmmaGrace. Evidently, appearance of a JMG might serve as a type of classification, but at the same time NOT be definitively indicative of g
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-30

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Japanese Morning Glory (Ipomoea nil 'Gray Fog'/#2) - This is a sibling to PID: 232852, without traits characteristic to Gray Fog, but nevertheless fascinating.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-31

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Japanese Morning Glory (Ipomoea nil 'Gray Fog'/#3) See my Ipomoea garden walk PID: 232852, to the left, below & slightly to the left of the baggy.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-23

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Japanese Morning Glory (Ipomoea nil 'Velvet Plum') See my Ipomoea garden walk PID: 232852, upper left corner & middle.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-09-12

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Hybrid Morning Glory F1 descended from Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil "Pink Blizzard", manifesting as rose pink solid w/picotee without blizzard (See my Ipomoea garden walk PID: 232852)
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-28

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Ipomoea garden walk, with Ipomoea nil 'Shirayuki', EmmaGrace's 'Velvet Plum' & 'Gray Fog; as well as I. youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil seedlings from EmmaGrace's F2 Baby Blue and Gardener_2005's F1 Pink Blizzard & Blue Star
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-09-17

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 13, 2016
Caption: Ipomoea nil 'Shirayuki' (Japanese Morning Glory) with Acer palmatum v dissectum 'Crimson Queen'. See my Ipomoea garden walk, upper right corner PID: 232852.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-23

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 12, 2016
Caption: Plays well with butterflies at astonishing heights in the magnolia
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-31

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: May 12, 2016
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-15

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 12, 2016
Caption: Morning Glory (Ipomoea purpurea 'Indigo Feathers')
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-18

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: May 12, 2016
Caption: In order to cover this path from sunnier start to cave-like, darker finish, I had to switch from cultivars of Ipomoea nil to those of I. purpurea, which tolerates more shade, and Rebecca did well, with its blue/mauve complementing the yellow of Rose 'Grah
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-31

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: May 12, 2016
Caption: This morning glory is two generations removed from seed I received as Ipomoea youjiro (Ipomoea nil x Ipomoea purpurea) X Ipomoea nil 'Yagurama' that looked like Maisugata. I have never grown an Ipomoea nil as prolific and vigorous as these youjiros, and
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-18

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: May 12, 2016
Caption: The colorful silks of Ipomoea nil were glorious, but after the rust took their leaves, the only thing in this picture still looking graceful was the 'Herb 'o Grace', seen as a loose hedge in the foreground.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2007-08-09

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: May 10, 2016
Caption: This double orange oriental poppy was passed along to me from the garden of a mill worker, who was like a second mother to me when we first moved into our home. Sometimes, when walking along a trail that passes through ruins of an abandoned mill town alo
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2014 May

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: May 10, 2016
Caption: Not much light comes through the canopy of Crepe Myrtle 'Natchez' above, so the repeating flowers on this little own-root polyantha have been especially welcome. Viola cornuta alba joins Pansy 'Cool Wave' beneath, followed by torenia for heat of summer.
Photo location: my garden
Date of photo: 2013-06-30