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Ipomoea nil I have grown this winter

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Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
Fri, Jan 16, 15 at 12:16

I wanted to share some photos of Japanese morning glories I have grown indoors this winter. Enjoy!

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Fri, Jan 16, 15 at 12:38

Another one

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A third one

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#3 peony mutation

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Another peony mutation flower

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Fri, Jan 16, 15 at 13:00

A second peony type flower

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Last one for now

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Fri, Jan 16, 15 at 13:12

Last one for now.

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INDOORS!!!!!! ??????

REALLY????

back up ...show me the setup ... take more pictures ...

And color me jealous ....crikey...blimey ... and hot spit all rolled into one

You are a wizard Harry potter.... or Hermione ....

Ken

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Sat, Jan 17, 15 at 10:54

Thanks, Ken, your comment made me smile.

I primarily grow the vines in a windowsill with sun exposure in afternoon. I use small circular trellises to support the vines.

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Beautiful Gerris2. I'll probably be visiting you on ebay this spring.

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do your sticky traps really work???

ken

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Mon, Jan 19, 15 at 20:00

Thank you, ladyrose65!

Ken, the yellow sticky traps work well for me in trapping fungus gnats.

I am growing this cutie now. I grew the parent plant in 2007. The seed germinated quickly, which made me quite happy. It came to me with the long name of Ki Chirimenba Shiroji Murasaki Fukkake Shibori Daizaki. I wanted to see its beauty again. :-)

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Parent flower

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Mon, Jan 19, 15 at 20:04

Here is the parent flower.

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  • Posted by gerris2 Zone 7a Delaware (My Page) on
    Tue, Jan 20, 15 at 13:27

Here is a peony flower form that was waiting for me this morning at work.

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