Lack of early morning sun a problem?

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Thuvia Macon, GA(Zone 8a) Nov 25, 2011

Greetings, all --

This Fall I moved to a new house / state and I'm eagerly planning for next spring. I've got a great spot at the front of the house for shorter morning glories which will get lots of sunshine except for the first few hours of the morning. Is the lack of early morning sun going to be a problem? Thanks!

BTW, I love looking at all the beautiful pictures on this forum!

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) Nov 25, 2011

Thuvia, no it should not be a problem. I get my best, longest lasting blooms on cloudy days. The sunshine burns my blooms up in 2 or 3 hours. So I would say morning shade is fine.

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risingcreek sun city, CA(Zone 9a) Nov 27, 2011

me too. mine bloom all day when it is cloudy, otherwise when the sun comes out the flowers go away

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Thuvia Macon, GA(Zone 8a) Nov 29, 2011

Thanks for the replies -- I thought no morning sun would be ok, but I thought I ought to check before planning a long row of them climbing up the front porch rail!

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