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    Morning Glory

    A friend has given me some Morning Glory seeds....yea? and? Where do I sow them, do they need to be propagted first? Where should I plant them out and do they need supports?

    I have no intructions on the bag, just a plain brown paper bag

    E xx


    ETA...can they be grown in pots...not much room left!!!!
    Last edited by Elaineb; 25-03-2010, 12:08 PM.
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    Have a look at this thread, Elaine - there may be some info in here
    http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...eas_45122.html
    Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?

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    • #3
      I grew some beautiful sky blue coloured Morning Glory last year. I didnt have much idea back then over what to do with anything.
      I started it off in the kitchen and before I knew it, it was hauling itself up the string blind pull, so yes, give them some support.
      If I remember correct, there was a very small germination rate which disappointed me.
      When I planted it out it struggled, I think it was in a too shady area, but still gave regular beautiful blooms in the mornings which had faded by the time I got home in the evenings. So put it somewhere that you can see each morning.

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      • #4
        Sow them now thinly covered with light compost they only take 3 or 4 days to come through...jacob
        What lies behind us,And what lies before us,Are tiny matters compared to what lies Within us ...
        Ralph Waide Emmerson

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        • #5
          Originally posted by weekendwellies View Post
          I grew some beautiful sky blue coloured Morning Glory last year. I didnt have much idea back then over what to do with anything.
          I started it off in the kitchen and before I knew it, it was hauling itself up the string blind pull, so yes, give them some support.
          If I remember correct, there was a very small germination rate which disappointed me.
          When I planted it out it struggled, I think it was in a too shady area, but still gave regular beautiful blooms in the mornings which had faded by the time I got home in the evenings. So put it somewhere that you can see each morning.

          Thanks weekendwellies Just googled them and the flowers are so pretty...I'll pop some in now and see how fast they grow, Off to garden centre on sat so that's another big pot on the list and I might buy a nice cane wigwam for them to grow up....I like those big trumpet type flowers...That way I can sit it outside my patio doors...gets lots of sun there.


          E x

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          • #6
            Originally posted by jacob marley View Post
            Sow them now thinly covered with light compost they only take 3 or 4 days to come through...jacob
            Cheers for that

            E x

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Jeanied View Post
              Have a look at this thread, Elaine - there may be some info in here
              http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...eas_45122.html

              Thanks Jeanied....How did I miss that???? I have read that thread too

              E x

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              • #8
                I soaked mine for 24hrs before planting and they were beginning to sprout when I sowed them. They turned into seedlings in 3/4 days. I think I got about 75/80% germination.

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                • #9
                  I soak mine overnight too, pretty good in germinating , about 75% came up and very pretty, great colours !

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                  • #10
                    Morning Glory.

                    When mine die off at the end of the year, I just c rush the dry plants in my hand so the seeds fall onto the ground. Then I leave 'em to do their own thing. Not so sure what will happen this time round as we had some evil frosts.
                    There's pleasure sure in being mad that only madmen know - Anon

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