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J. do your yellow Datura stay yellow or are they like mine open yellow and turn white in their 2nd or 3rd day? And how long do the flowers last for you?
Name: Stormy Valley Forge Pa I Love MAM ~ So Happy Together
Sheryl, I was reading your blog. I think that one purple flower that you thought might be a lobelia could possibly be a dwarf form of delphinium. Your blog is great!!
Name: Stormy Valley Forge Pa I Love MAM ~ So Happy Together
That leadwort is pretty Sally. Your brug is looking great.
Yesterday I saw a Sweet Autumn Clematis growing on a fence in full bloom. I was out driving at dusk and saw an entire embankment full of Moon vine in full bloom. I tried to get a photo of it, but traffic would not allow it.
Name: Stormy Valley Forge Pa I Love MAM ~ So Happy Together
I might just have to drive over there tomorrow, park and walk to get a whiff! It's a very old house that sits close to a busy road with no sidewalks. It is also a very attractive planting. Now that I think about it, they have been there for a number of years. Do they self seed a lot?
Name: Stormy Valley Forge Pa I Love MAM ~ So Happy Together
Bob, Those are both really pretty vines. I love the airy quality of that Lobata Vine. I would post that pretty purple vine in our Plant ID thread. A lot of our members are away right now, but I'm sure someone will ID it next week.
I think that it may possibly be the "Cup and Saucer" vine. I had germinated some of those from seed last year but they never got big enough to put out into the garden. That heat and drought last year were terrible.
Name: Sally central Maryland slef employed writier
Maybe a huge planting of moonflower will reseed. I never had enough bloom to find out, they often bloomed so late that the pods didn't look mature enough to harvest. Does the slope face south? I think it'd have to, to get moonflower to reseed. WAIT- moonflower is only open late evening to early morning. What time of day did you see it?
I thought Cup and saucer also. Years of browsing seed catalogs has put a few weird associations in my head.
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