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Seeing Dave's morning glory vine reminded me of something. For the last two years, I've had a lot of Ipomeas growing on a trellis on the west side of my house. Lady bugs have been plentiful here in middle Tennessee for several years. One color(out of many combinations of colors and spots) is solid, no spots and pure metallic, like 14K gold. Of course this caught my attention, but if you catch one they change colors in a few minutes to a dull orange, still no spots. Has anyone else seen these bugs? And how can I get them to keep their real color? (no I do not garden at Central State Hosp)
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