Looking for perennial morning glory

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MaryinLa Marshfield, MO(Zone 6a) Apr 18, 2005

I had a perennial morning glory (ipomoea indica) in the ground that grew and bloomed well last year. It had not returned from the roots yet, so I assumed it didn't make it and pulled it out and tossed it. I have now heard that they are slow to return and I probably should have been more patient. I could just kick myself, because I really wanted to keep it. I am now looking to find another source for one, if anybody has any to share, I would gladly pay postage or I might have something to offer in return.

Thanks in advance.

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ahelms Kannapolis, NC(Zone 7b) Apr 18, 2005

Mary, mine didn't come back either and my cuttings didn't make it.

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imzadi Jackson, SC(Zone 8a) Apr 18, 2005

mine is still sleeping. i know its still there as the roots are good but still dormant. maybe when it stays warm mine will awaken.

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berrygirl Lakemont, GA(Zone 8a) Apr 18, 2005

Mary,
I am not familiar with your kind of MG so this may be a very stupid question:
Does it produce seeds? If so, maybe some will sprout up where the plant was growing.

I too pull up stuff all the time thinking it's dead or a weed, etc.... and later on could kick myself! We all have done it.
Good luck!!!

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