Morning Glories: Morning Glories 2010 #11, 1 by EmmaGrace

EmmaGrace wrote:
Thanks Jackie,
Taking care of this many vines is not an easy job, but I so enjoy it.

Too funny Karen - they will probably get me because I can't run that fast . . . lol

For anyone interested – Last recap:
I have about 300’ of Fence Area only that I have MGs currently planted. This does not include MGs on many Trellises/Cages/Stands/Pots/and several areas growing on Lattice throughout my property. I have 42 Pots total, but more than 42 MGs in those pots as most have two/three/four and only a few with only one vine. As of this date, I have 599 plants in the ground + 42 Pots [which is actually more than 42 MGs] + 42 seedlings that are ready to plant on or before the weekend = Total of 683 Morning Glories [Which doesn’t count the many volunteers on the fence in my alley, or quite a few Perennial MGs in Pots that is not in the above pot count] PLUS, other seeds that I am just starting to germinate that will be grown this year. My total amount of MG vines that I anticipate growing this year will be over 700, depending on how many of the JMG seeds that I start that I just got from Japan. Many of these will be planted in pots.
End of discussion please about my Texas Asagao Plantation.

Debra, your plants always look so healthy and pretty, and Yes, you do have a large yard. Just wait until you retire. . . lol
Wow, Debra, I never knew that English Ivy produced Blooms. How amazing is that, and very pretty.

Ok, logging off Daves for a while. I have some very busy days ahead of me taking care of all of my MGs.

Emma