Morning Glories: My Morning Glory Adventures March2010, 1 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
Most of the morning glorys I have in full sun on my North fence have been I. purpureas, but last year I planted some i. nils along with two species glorys, messina creeper and setosa.. butterflys liked the purps and species plants the most, but the cypress vine and lobata got alot of action from the bees and hummers. Try mixing a few on that side fence with some Monardas or Lobelia Cardinalis or liatris, with zinnias and salvias in front along the bottom, you will get lots of bees, butterflys and hummers . I love morning glorys because they provide an instant privacy wall, each bloom is a delight, and I can grow what I want in front of them, or at their feet. ( I have a trendency to over seed for a full flower look)
Becky or Jackie might have another suggestion for a specific mg for you to grow.. If you need any seeds, let me know.
I feel honoured that you asked me ;)