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Morning Glory (Ipomoea) flowering on balcony 22nd July 2017 005
By Balcony
23 Aug, 2017
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Morning Glory (Ipomoea) flowering on balcony
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They are well worth it, Aleyna. In your climate, they should do even better than here in the UK! They may even become "weeds"! ???
Mine are coming to an end for this year & in a couple of weeks, I shall be removing them to make way for the spring bulbs & bedding plants.
26 Sep, 2017
What do you mean by removing them?
30 Sep, 2017
Pulling them out & throwing them away! They are annuals & die after flowering. They flower for 3 or 4 months - depending on the timing of the first frost that kills them. You have to sow the seeds every year.
30 Sep, 2017
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What else?
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See who else is growing Ipomoea purpurea (Morning glory).
See who else has plants in genus Ipomoea.
This photo is of "Morning Glory" in Balcony's garden
Lovely!!! I'll try some.
20 Sep, 2017