Nature

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Good morning. Red flowers - this plant resembles Thunbergia alata, commonly known as Black-eyed Susan vine. This climbing plant is often used in vertical gardening because of its beautiful flowers and ability to grow along supports. White flower - judging by the shape, this is similar to Ipomoea alba, also known as the moon flower. This vine opens its fragrant flowers at night, adding mystery to the garden. If both plants grow next to each other, you have a very picturesque corner with contrasting flowers. Although both plants belong to the morning glory family (Convolvulaceae), they are most likely different species. Thunbergia alata and Ipomoea alba are distinct, but color variation does occur in nature.

it's all from one plant, but the story is worthy of a wonderful fairy tale. I'll try to find a continuation of this story