This one just popped up in one of my indoors pots this past winter. I'm glad I grew it out.

I like the split petals and color of this Ipomoea purpurea.

I like the way that one is uniformly split. It looks like a starfish.

It is a fun one. I had to grow several seeds out to get the true phenotype. There was considerable bee cross pollination at the growing site in Japan.

Here is a nice blue that opened this morning.

I do love that deep dark blue.

Ahh Joseph what a lovely color

Made all the more appealing by the frosty white center.

The lawn mower has ended up 'bonsaiing' a lot of morning glory. I have hundreds of seedlings coming up in the grass beneath the MG arches. The whole plant is about an inch tall! This one is Peppermint Hige .. it always starts out as singles.

The second picture is Shidare a 'weeping' MG. It has either lost the climbing/twining genes or they're totally turned off.

Thanks, Anne, Ronnie and Alana. I transferred the plant outdoors to take advantage of the cloudy weather we're having this week. Let's hope for survival!

Anne, I like those MGs. Shidare has wonderful leaves.

This flower was waiting for me at work today.

I've got plenty of seeds if you'd like some .. just say the word!

Love the peppermint hige! Mine never feathered until late in the season last year :thumbsdown:
Hoping to see some volunteers this year.

Here are some recent flowers.

Ipomoea hederacea (possibly)




Ipomoea purpurea Split Petal Strain

Looks like my Ipomoea hederacea. Tiny flowers.

Pretty Joseph, nice shade of blue. I pull some of mine so they don't get too invasive.

Calystegia Pubescens blooming...I was glad to see this lovely flower return after such a harsh winter

That one is so very beautiful, Ronnie. I'm so happy your plant survived.

Beautiful indeed!

I'm really pleased with it this year, especially after such a harsh winter hear in the Northeast.

I even a a few I.nil volunteers


And an I. Setosa