General Discussion & Chat: She's about to... 64... Spring time is coming..., 4 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
japanese morning glory do not get as long and crazy as a regular ipomoea purpurea .... those purps can eat anything they can get too, where a japanese morning glory can be trained and controlled more.. that is my experience anyway..6 to 8 ft normally on japanese i nil, up to almost 20 on a rampant i purp is my experience.. I have had them climb a tall elm tree and bloom on the branches..japanese i nils can be kept on a trellis or even in pots with things to climb on.. i purps are smaller, i nils are very big bloomers..
the last picture you can see the big blue against the smaller morning glorys.. the others are all japanese morning glorys., and then.. there are the special species morning glorys from around the world.. oh dear, do not get me started.. see ya all tommorrow..