That strain is totally sterile, no seeds, only tons of roots.

Well, maybe I can figure out a place for one then. Like down the hill where it can spread all it wants. I'll have to think about that! It's so pretty!

Here are my volunteer pink morning glories that seeded themselves. Finally I got out there to get pics of them while they were open.

Here's my pink; seeds were given to me few years back. Package said 'morning glory woodrose'. Probably not the correct name.

It looks like a variety of mg species Ipomoea purpurea, and a nice pink one, too.

Here's a cutie pie that made flowers yesterday. It has no variety name.

That is a beautiful pink! Thanks for sharing!

Nice color on this one Joseph!

Here is a new one from today. Its flower reminds me of the coloration of some roses I have seen.




The leaves are nicely variegated, too.

Love that one!!!

Thanks, Natalie. I have to confess, I was faked out by the color...I had not seen the first flower until early afternoon and it faded from its original color of blue to the nice pink. It is nice to see how the color changes so elegantly.

Here is today's flower.

Even better! I love flowers that change color! I also like the form of this one. It's beautiful!

I really like the blue much better than the pink

Thanks, Natalie and Ronnie!

I'm torn between the two colors. I think it's one of those "best of both worlds", since it changes color! I really love it!

Here's another cutie, more of a margin in the flower than before.

Wow Joseph that is great

Thanks, Ronnie! The flower is a nice complement to the leaves, I think.

I love that one!

Thanks, Natalie! Here are some views of that plant from today.