You have beautiful morning glories I especially like the double one. Question: I live in the Pacific Northwest zone 8a. Are these perennial morning glories invasive we have one here a white one that seeds everywhere and it strangles our plants to get to death.

The double pink could get out of hand if not grown in a pot.

Ipomoea albivenia might survive but it really is a subtropical/ tropical species.

Another bloom popped open on the Ipomoea verbascoidea tonight.

A different, new to me strain of Ipomoea albivenia. Unknown collection locality.

Calystegia pubescens

Ipomoea platensis

Ipomoea verbascoidea made another flower tonight!




Ipomoea albivenia

Joseph I love your collection of Ipomoea.

Thanks, Mike. They seem like part of the family now. I've had some for 6 years.

Good for you Joseph. I only have the common ones.

Gerris2 said:First flowers of the season!

Ipomoea albivenia




Ipomoea platensis

hello im from athens tn i have an abundance of these. The second morning glory with pink center is also known as indian potato

Hi, that's great!

Morning glories are not perennial here in our cold climate growing back from the original plant planted in the garden. I like the blooms if only they were truly perennial here, have tried the seeds but they just take to long to get to blooming size and we ended up with a very short period of bloom.

Ipomoea albivenia from tonight.

Joseph I like that white one.

Thanks, Mike. I like the crinkly texture.

Gerris2 said:Thanks, Mike. I like the crinkly texture.

Looks like a lace edge, very pretty.

Joseph those are amazing, I sure have enjoyed lurking in your garden ;-)

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Thank you.