Morning Glories: sun verses shade, 0 by beckygardener

beckygardener wrote:
My experience with certain species is that they need sun for several hours to produce flowers. Though I know there are some species that can still bloom in partial shade. Most of what I grow are I. nils and they like sun. (Morning sun, afternoon shade.) Sun and Bloom Booster seems to help mine become a wall of flowers!

This is a Japanese morning glory that I grew out the earlier part of the summer. (It was named Mutant Blue Needle Leaf Nanding. I don't know how the name came to be.)