Thanks, Holly!

The purple one with shredded tips looks like a fairy's skirt! I love it... will you keep it going with cuttings over the winter, since it didn't make seeds?

Unfortunately I am not growing that one this year. That plant was in last year's garden of dreams. Thanks, Jill.

Here are some volunteer purpures that I let grow in my yard that are naturally crossed.

I like the first one! Wow!

Beautiful .... love the deep colors!

Unfortunately, no fancy cultivars here. I've not planted any for years but have 2 or 3 that faithfully self-seed and pop up about anywhere.

chain link driveway gate > climbing a 'Kong' sunflower > over 12 ft.
< butterfly in the air above / BF on MG >
seed pods >

Ivy leaf MG - weedy variety

Pretty J! I like the dark pink one!
On the ivy leaf hederacea, I like them for the blue flowers but it is one of the few I find weedy...always try to get that one out before too many seeds drop

I also love those deep colors, Ronnie. Gorgeous photos. I had no idea Morning Glories had so many variations!

Here are a few more

Those last 2 are to die for, Ronnie!

They sure are.

They are tagged and a bit farther away from the others. I do have a busy bee backyard though.

plantladylin said:Beautiful .... love the deep colors!

Me, too!

Love, Love, Love that very last one with the deep and pastel shades of purple!

Wow Joseph that one is spectacular A little of everything in that bloom!

And variegated leaves, too! Thanks, Ronnie!

Gerris2 said:Those last 2 are to die for, Ronnie!

Oh, that is beautiful....

Blue ray ... too !