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rutholive Tonasket, WA(Zone 5a) Apr 25, 2003

I finally got brave enough or foolish enough to plant some of my seed MG outside. I planted 8 Grandpa Otts against the new white lattice in new Woodland Garden area. They were beginning to twine around each other took me awhile to untwist them. Also planted 6 Ipomea Red Cypress vine around a 4 x 4 with chicken wire around it for them to vine on. It was cloudy when I planted them Wed. and rained all day yesterday, to unless we get a frost they should be off to a good start. Donna

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MORNINGGLORY Montrose, PA(Zone 5a) Apr 26, 2003

Rutholive, I just love morningglories. Last year I grew Flying saucer in my half barrel. Only one survived but it wraped around my gazing ball stand and out and was beautiful. around the outside by the rim I had all these snapdragons that reseeded themselves from the year before.

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flowox Newark, OH(Zone 5a) Apr 27, 2003

I love morning glories. I did get to shoot this picture while they were still blooming but this was last year. At first they seemed to not grow and then suddenly grew like mad.......LOL

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Apr 29, 2003

Donna, stay tuned to this forum as summer progresses and the morning glory topic really heats up and you will see some unusual beauties.

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Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Apr 29, 2003

Any MG expert, do you think it is a bad idea to plant MGs in a urn with heavy feeders like wave petunias?

thanks

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Mitjo Lappeenranta, Finland(Zone 3a) Apr 29, 2003

here`s MG seedlings...all but that in circle...

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