In the proper climate the will thrive and flower the second year without question, I started with a few seeds in January 2002, this one has been dug up after the second year, when it had produced about 150 dried flowers or so, for the last two years I have had it here, under this Live Oak, if you check Davesgarden archives on Spanish Morning Glories, You will find Pictures there of this vine where I had it for the first two years, and there is where it produced all those blooms
Oh my, it's HUGE!!! I am trying that type next summer, but since we have frost I will have to bring it in for the winter. I will have to keep it potted so I don't think it will ever get that big!
Wow! Thanks for posting that .. I had no idea and I'm starting some seeds .. I think I'll hold off until Spring now cause I'm scared it would eat my greenhouse and everything in it.
X
Did it make seeds ?
In the center of every dried flower
Oh boy - That is rather large.
What color - I couldn't see.
I have 4 wood rose vine growing in the garden- I brought seeds back from Kauai last spring. They are suppose to be yellow. Is there a particular time they start blooming? You know I run out there every morning to examine for signs of little buds. I noticed that the vines are growig super fast since it's cooled down at nights.
Here is a pict of mine at the top of a crepe myrtle tree
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takes a year or 2 but feed it with a lot of rich food
Really? okay..that is something I haven't been doing. suggestions on that rich food?
Rj
cow Manure cow compost and next summer feed it Bloom Booster to Regards Paul
okay..thanks Paul
Rj
