Growing Morning Glories
Last year I planted a packet of morning glory seeds. They came back this year. And they are so beautiful. Passion vine and morning glories have taken over this fence. I haven't lived here quite two years, but these seem firmly established. A ceramic sun is peeding through the leaves.
Glorious blooms
Reaching up toward the sunlight.
Covering up my ceramic sun.
Completely covering a fence in less than two years.
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I pull out the Morning Glories every fall and the next spring the seeds that remained on the ground start growing and I train the plants to grow up the pergola. Free plants every year and that's in Ottawa, Canada.
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Same in Texas. I had planted "Grandpa Ott" a variety that was almost extinct but never experienced the same problem with "Heavenly Blue". The "blues are much harder to grow in Texas.
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