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Hi @travelcontest, I'm going to share several, all my own photos.
This first one ↑ Is a Hybrid Petunia (I'm pretty sure) in my niece's garden or deck↑
↓Again on my niece's deck, Impatiens and Marigolds↓

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Here at my new home, which is 80 yrs old, the previous owners must have loved yellow,
because I have Daffodils and Crocus and Yellow Jessamine (no pics of those)

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And for some Blue (here in my yard) there is this, I called it Mystery Plant, but
I've since been told it is a variety of Vinca, and is fairly invasive.

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Well, that is my yellow and blue, I don't know how many is the limit, I have lots of Wisteria as well ha ha ha

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Thanks for your entry, good to see you back, actually Vinca is one of my favorite wild flowers! :)

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Thanks for the pizza @travelcontest. I get into arguments about that with my niece. She calls the flower that I grew up calling "periwinkle" a Vinca, which it is a variety of, but there are dozens of them.
The ones I grew up with had white and lavender flowers all on the same plant, and would overseed and spread like crazy

I'd say, you're lucky to have all that! :)
By the way, I tried three times to plant them, took some from the forest but all those tries were unsuccessful so I gave up. I'll admire and enjoy them in the wild forest around.

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My niece was here yesterday, and said the VERY invasive vine that I thought was yellow Jessamine, is another type of Vinca, she said this was Vinca MINOR, whereas the periwinkle and others are Vinca MAJOR.
I don't know where you live that they won't grow for you, here they are (or can be) a pest

Oh, thank you! I'll research that further as I am not sure which of them types I have stumbled upon :)

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