Morning Glories: Pollen-less blooms ..., 0 by

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Ron~ 1st, you rock. PERIOD. 2nd: htanks for the links on the higher content fertilizer as the ground here in The desert is poor to say the least and adding compost bags and topoil bags months at a time (THEY ARE HEAVY!!!) REALLY IS NO FUN. anyhoo i digress, thanks also for the redworm note in the post~ i have them though i have no idea which bag they camer in but whenever i dig to move my soaker hose or put in a Bulb I see worms and thats great news. It always made me smile anyhow; my Dad used to get is fishing worms by putting a small current in the groud and they would sufarce due the charge in the soil. (fishermans tip for free y'all, lol) and thnaks again, Ron.
Becky~ or Ron, this variety of pollenless MG on your vine is a beauty. I am not that knowledgable on species/varieties, can you give me the name that I would use to shop for that say, at Onalees, or somewhere, or is it a hybrid you came up with as i lost track of a name in following the explanation Becky put up, (MY ignorance is at fault here :) )
peas & thanks, heres a pic of my first baby for 2008 sorry its blurry...
:Darren