Morning Glories: Morning glories: Edo woodcuts and modern chromosomes, 1 by bluespiral

bluespiral wrote:
Thanks Ron - haven't thought to try crossing morning glories this year, but maybe next year. The part of our garden getting the most sun is very small. To grow, say, a dozen kinds in a small space, do you prune the vines to a single stake? Other pruning techniques? Can you recommend a good source for unusual seed?

Have become besotted with garden design as found in old Asian woodcuts. Here's a wonderful japanese garden showing a technique for growing morning glories executed in 1884 by Kunichika titled Asagao in the Series called 54 Modern Feelings Matched with the Chapters of the Tale of Genji. The source is: http://www.artsanddesignsjapan.com/view.php?t=&c=44&b=1&n=9