Oh my goodness, Oh my goodness, Oh my GOODNESS!!!!!! :) Ronnie, you are the MAN! What beautiful photos,glorious MG"s, and I know you've been awful busy this summer! Now all you need to do is number them and name them. (snicker snicker) Thanks, I know everyone will appreciate them as much as I do. :)Arum

Ronnie, a great bunch of pictures. Glad you shared them with us. Some I think I recognize, some I don't. With so many exotic varities available it sure is a challenge to know them all. Keep up the good work!!!

Great!pictures Ronnie.Do You know the name of the first morning glory in the first row?It is very!pretty.

Ronnie,
That was a feast for my eyes. My favorite is the blue one that's 2 to the right and 4 down. Thanks for sharing!
Andrea

Ronnie,
Are you going to have seeds from any of those beauties?
Would love to trade for some of my MG
Fran

Ronnie,
Thanks for sharing,
they are beautiful!!

Poppy, the first one is Blue Dawn, my all time favorite. I have heard it doesn't make seed. I got a start from Emma in the spring. I am going to try to save one in a pot for the winter.
Andrea, that one was a suprise for me!! I love it though.
I hope to get some seeds. I grow most of them in pots so they don't get as many flowers that go to seed before a frost.

Ronnie, I love the one that is three down, and in the first row. White with a maroon center. Do you know the name? Thanks, :) Arum

I like the one Five rows over from the left and three down. The purple with white centers.

Please tell me it is commonly available.

(and I've sworn off most MG's because of my nigh constant fight with bindweed, though I did relent to have the variegated one this year)

~Chills

Chills that is Joyce Cobb. Got anything to trade? LOL

They're all so gorgeous!!!!!! I'm jealous! LOL

Ooooooh.
I do believe the drool will short out my keyboard...

Ronnie,
They are all so beautiful!
What is that pale, barely blue one in the bottom row,
1st one on the left?
(Looks like the same as the one above at the opposite end)

Ronnie, those are just beauutiful...

Thanks all for the compliments!! Skippy the pale blue one is Jap. MG. suigetsu. I hope I get some seeds but it is getting so cool hear I may not.

OMG! I'm weak...I've fallen and I can't get up...Those are all SO gorgeous! My favorites are:
bottom row, second from left (buff pink with purple center)
Five down, four over (purple & white streaks)
First row, four over (rose silk or maybe chocolate?)
Third down, third over (really red!)

Oh, who am I kidding? I'd knock somebody out for any of these...lol

Amanda 'romando'

I am ducking Amandoa 'ramando'....Tee Hee.
Woweeee Love them alllll...
Let me know when you have some seeds to trade.
I have some really neat ones and have not found out the name and I have no picture. It was small about half the size of most of them and the prettiest Pale Soft Blue so I name her Little Blue. Anyone have any idea maybe on her real name?
Sunny

Ronnie,
What beautiful glories. Would you please share the name of the blue picotee which is two over and four down? I have it growing on a telephone pole, but do not know its name.

Thanks,
Gardengal

Gardengal, it was bought under the name 'fuji no momo' whether or not that is a "true" name I can't say.

Sunny, your little blue one could be 'jacquemontia tamnifolia' also called hairy cluster vine.

Ronnie, they are a knockout! I particularly like 5th one in top row,
3rd row 4th
LUCIOUS!

GGG

oh my oh my oh my im loving those! I am goin to get Jap. MG. suigetsu now. im adding it to my wish list!

Ronnie, what is the first MG in the second row? Thanks, :) Arum

Arum, it is suigetsu. Drop me a line maybe we can trade!!

Stunning.

Ok, I have regained my composure. I think. In any case, I see many people asking which is which. Maybe, Ronnie, if you don't mind, you could name them all row by row, from left to right?

Where did you get your seed?

Just beautiful.....

Thanks for sharing!
Robin

OK Here is the best of my memory and spelling!! LOL
Some seeds are from trade and some are from a co-op

Beginning in the top row from left to right:
indica blue dawn, star of yelta, unknown, choc.silk, picotee, matoukaze,

2-suigetsu, blue dawn, lindenhiemer, kureni, cornell,shibori

3-akatsuki no hikari, shibori, hama no kagayaki, split indigo, joyce cobb, hein no izumi

4- blue picotee, bp again, hikari, tye dye blue, grey lady, unknown,

5- sun smile, brazilian, mt. fuji pink, tye dye purple,mt. fuju blue, candystripe purple

6- candystripe purple, pink moonvine, isochidori, blue dawn, star of yelta, unknown stripe.

Please if anyone thinks any differently don't hesitate to venture on in and give me a proper name. Some of the ones I got in trades and bought on ebay were not named correctly and after searches and some good MG identifiers I found the names. Some people also call them different names. The split indigo is my name since I know it is some kind of cross, that was given to me as blue silk!! As others are crosses too.

Ronnie, does the Blue Dawn have heart shaped leaves? I have an unknown blue morning glory that has that shade of blue flowers. The buds are in clusters, like an upside chandelier, or like a hand with slighly bent fingers and contain 3 to 5 buds along the stem and the leaves are heart shaped, like a common morning glory, except I only planted Japanese seeds. Could this be Blue Dawn that I have?

Djm, the blue dawn doesn't usually grow from seed, I grew mine from cuttings. Mine has a tri lobe leaf, but the buds did grow in clusters. Here are the leaves.

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Hello! I must say that I do admire your pictures of your morning Glories. I love that "Blue Dawn". I do not know if you are familiar with Ipomoea hederifolia, and I am not sure of the color, other than it has some red in it. I grew it this summer, but it was where I did not notice it. I thought it was short, but it evidently really likes the heights, and it doubled and trippled all over itself. If you have enough cuttings of "Blue Dawn", I would be willing to give you some of the Ipomoes Hederifolia seeds I have in exchange--if you want them, and, if you want anything, or all things, on my tradlist I would be very willing. Spring would be the most convenient time for me, as I am in S.E. New England, and have no greenhouse. Kindly reply one way or the other.
THANK YOU. "corgicorner"

Ronnie, do the Suigetu Mg seeds look like the color of peanut butter? Thanks, :) Arum

ARUM, mine are just a tad lighter than regular MGs.

Ronnie, thanks so much! I may contact you later this winter to do a trade if it's ok. I do very little trades anymore, cos theres just not anything I want, but if it's something special, I consider it. Your MG's are absolutely beautiful, but then you know that!!! :) Arum

I would love to trade Arum. Drop me a line. I will have more time after the Holidays.
Ronnie

Wowsers, Ronnie...I'm at a loss for words...my mouth is watering!

Ronnie, the one in the last row, second from the left, that you are calling "Brazilian" - is that the Brazilian Purple? I found out the botanical name is I. setosa. Not much under the botanical name, but a lot can be found under Brazilian Purple or Purple Brazilian. I just love it the color and the foliage.

Susan

Susan, I KNOW I sent you some awesome purple ones! :) Arum