Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Bloomin' Tuesday- Will the real Lavender Lady please stand up?
My first Passion Vine purchased was labeled a "Lavender Lady", but when it bloomed the flowers were definitely not lavender. Take a look at the blooms from the original plant here.
I had purchased another unlabeled Passion and it has finally produced some blooms and lo and behold, this one is a true "Lavender Lady"
The blooms are gorgeous, a deep violet color, and when fully open they look like they are almost going to take off in flight.
Now if only my Ruby Glow Passion would flower. I read somewhere that the Ruby Glow doesn't flower in Arizona- I sure hope I can prove that wrong!
Which is your favorite?
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12 comments:
These are a beautiful shade of lavendar/purple, and new to me. The ones I've seen over the years are a very pale lavendar, almost pinkish. I'm looking forward to reading how your vines do through winter and early spring.
Aiyana
Man is that pretty!!
Hi Dee
Your Passion flower is a beautiful purple color! Mine are not that colorful.
Lovely photos!
Love, Ann
Both of those are awesome. Aren't they incredibly intricate? Hard to pick a favorite, but it would probably be the deep, dark purple!
Those are such amazing flowers! Which is my favorite? That's easy, whichever one I'm looking at!
Your photos show how each petal is unique. I love the beautiful shade of lavender. If anyone can make the Ruby Glow flower, it's you.
Sweetie
What a unique and beautiful flower! Just amazing! Love the color of the angel trumpet below also. Jean
Such a striking looking bloom, just gorgeous!
Manuela
I like both but the deep purple is my favorite. Happy Bloomin' Tuesday!!
Found yet another meme if you are interested, Watery Wednesday....come by and check it out.
hello... thanks for the comment on my blog... These are really beautiful passionflowers. The ones I grow are the natives in Texas, a bit on the rampaging vine side, but the blooms are so cool, I don't have the heart to get rid of them.
Claude
Both are awesome but I like this color better.
btw has anyone ever mentioned how your text and link colors are similar? I didn't realize the word "here" was a link to the previous plant until I accidentally hovered over it.
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