Joseph, they are all gorgeous! Do I have the seeds of the red one as well?

No, so sorry Kadie. I am growing the last seed I had for the strain. Praying for seeds from this plant.

that pink-red just glows good luck!

Wow! I love the pure white. And the multi-petaled pink is exquisite!

Thanks, Kadie

That is the first multi-petaled MG I've ever seen....gorgeous!!!

Thanks, Chantell. Look how that particular multiple petal bloom appeared today.

I am just amazed!! Do you grow these all in pots or in the ground?

Wow, Joseph! The pink multi-petal is even more beautiful now that the flower has fully opened.

Please, if she should produce seeds reserve me some.

Chantell, I grow all the perennials in pots, and maybe 99% of the annuals in pots, too.

Kadie, it is sterile and doesn't make seeds, unfortunately. At present time I am reluctant to disturb the roots.

Ipomoea nil 'Narumigata' made many flowers today. The lavender is attractive in combination with the yellow leaves.

Narumigata turned pink at noon. Still nice to see.

I was just going to ask how you were growing all these... I see deck boards/railings in some of your photos. If you think of it, would love to see a "garden" photo of your MG containers!

They're all stunning, but that multi-petaled one... wow! I'm wondering if you could root cuttings of it for "insurance," so you have a second plant.

Not quite on topic, but is there any chance we can convince you to swing up toward DC for the Fall Swap this year? I know it's a trek, but at least Rockville is a little closer than Frederick!

Thanks, Jill. They are all in pots, so it isn't very exciting seeing a container farm.

I don't think I'll be able to attend the swap, unfortunately. Thanks for the suggestion.

Here is a rarely seen Ipomoea purpurea with a reverse tube! These are views of the first flowers of the season.










More flowers from the rest of the plants.

Per Jill's request, here are views of our deck garden.


































Clicking on the photo will give the better image, as always.

Ipomoea verbascoidea made another flower tonight!




Ipomoea albivenia

Joseph - how big are these blooms?