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Morning Glory
Harmful if eaten
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Annual Climber 18-28°C Yes average layer vermiculite sow Dec-June, Dec onwards for raising in pots indoors/greenhouse. Cropping time 12 weeks approx in spring. Sow direct into pots, or direct where they are to grow after last frosts. Germination 1-4 weeks Plants prefer humus rich well drained soil in full sun. Keep well watered through main growing season. A fast growing climber ideal for groundcover, baskets, containers, screening, covering objects such as tree trunks, sheds etc |
Ipomoea Lobata see Mina
Lobata
Ipomoea Violacea see Tricolour
Wooly Morning Glory see
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose
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Split
Personality™
NEW I. purpurea Fleuroselect Quality Award Star shaped magenta-pink flowers that are delicately split. An ideal free flowering climber for trellis, fences, trees, screening or try them cascading from baskets.
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Black Knight
NEW Kniolas Black Morning Glory, purple flowers with a cerise throat in abundance on this climber to 3m, flowers from July to October. Easy to germinate and grow, very heat tolerant prefers full sun. Sow April onwards.
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White Feather
I.quamoclit
NEW Hgt 200cm Morning Glory with Soft pure white flowers on vigorous plants for use either as a climber or in pots and containers. Fine green feathery foliage with tubular five lobed white flowers.
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Rose Feather I.quamoclit
Morning Glory with Soft pink flowers on vigorous plants for use either as a climber or in pots and containers. Fine green feathery leaves with fine pointed flowers.
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Red Cypress Vine
(Star Glory) I.quamoclit NEW Easy to grow sun loving annual. The rich red blooms form neat, 5-pointed stars having long trumpet-shaped throats, studded amongst the fern like foliage. Grow it for the patio or as a screening plant for garden, near fences or to brighten up a shed or bare wall. Prefers full sun in a moist but well drained soil flowers from early summer to autumn. Easily reaches 2m can grow up to 7m. Soak seeds for 24hrs prior to sowing.
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Ipomoea Grandpa Otts
3m Flowers of intense violet-blue, with a ruby red star produced in profusion on the plant.
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Alba
(noctiflora)(white moonflower) 3+m Min temp 7°C Twining quick growing vines for growing up walls, trellis and fences. Produces huge white fragrant flowers, easy to grow.
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Ipomoea tricolour also known as Ipomoea violacea
| Ipomoea Candy Pink 3m or more Ipomoea tricolour Attractive large pink flowers.
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2m or more
An excellent mixture of morning glory colours. Ideal for walls, baskets, trellis and fences. Easy to grow, sow in situ or direct into containers spring onwards.
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| Ipomoea Heavenly Blue
2m or more Ipomoea
tricolour also known as Ipomoea violacea Early flowering with large flowers of the clearest white throated sky blue. can be used as climbing plant or just as effective trailing from a basket. Av 25 seeds/gram
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Pearly Gates Up to 3m
Ipomoea tricolour also known as Ipomoea violacea Pure white flowers with yellow shading to the throat, a vigorous climber.
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Flying Saucers NEW
Ipomoea tricolour also known as Ipomoea violacea Sky blue flowers with a unique white stripe, selected stock. A fast growing very ornamental twining climber for walls, fences, trellis work, screening.
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Ipomoea Lobata see Mina Lobata
The cultural information should be
used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for
the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With
this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds.
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