Ipomoea Batatas

They prefer sandy soil. I use the term Japanese morning glory somewhat loosely to refer to exotic varieties, usually Ipomoea nil cultivars, as opposed to the more common Ipomoea purpurea types .

Useful dense vines grow 15 feet! One of the most popular flowering vines, these produce a profusion of 4″ trumpet-shaped flowers.

Beautiful blooms open up and have deep purple petals with red stars. One of the easiest morning glories to grow. Classic Morning Glory with beautiful purple blooms! Grandpa Ott is a tall growing vine flower that will creep up walls and fences.

Blooms during the early morning hours and closes once the afternoon sun reaches them. Tall vines can grow up to 10+ feet tall. Attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. Easily self-seeds.

Growers and gardeners alike are quite taken with this unusual morning glory mix that features a striking mix of uniquely striped flowers supported by a strong climbing plant habit.

An old morning glory favorite, it's clear to see why this variety continues to be a preferred choice. A vigorous climber displaying large blooms of violet blue, with wide, magenta veins.

Multitudes of these beautiful blooms cover the strong vining habit. Can be grown and sold in packs, trellised containers and hanging baskets. This unique morning glory features lovely double cerise flowers that make a bold impact.

* Ipomoea triloba is a species of morning glory known by several common names, including littlebell and Aiea morning glory . It is native to the tropical Americas but it is widespread in warm areas of the world where it is an introduced species and often...

Starting Outdoors: Direct sow in zones 8-10 after all danger of frost has passed. Too much fertilizer will increase foliage growth at the expense of blooms. Flowering: Fragrant white 4" flowers with a cream star open in the evening.

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This popular, traditional morning glory produces attractive, clear, 2-1/2 to 4" mid-blue flowers.

Starting Outdoors: Direct sow in zones 8-10 after all danger of frost has passed. Too much fertilizer will increase foliage growth at the expense of blooms. Flowering: Fragrant white 4" flowers with a cream star open in the evening.

* Ipomoea triloba is a species of morning glory known by several common names, including littlebell and Aiea morning glory . It is native to the tropical Americas but it is widespread in warm areas of the world where it is an introduced species and often...

If soil is especially poor, mix in an inch or so of compost prior to planting. Water Use: Medium Watering Details: About 1" per week, more during especially dry, hot spells. Cover with plastic to retain moisture until germination occurs.

This vigorous climber begins blooming in early summer and produce large, attractive 4" flowers all the way through fall.

They can also be grown in tubs with a trellis tp of bamboo . They are easy to grow in sun and part shade -just plant them when danger of frost is past You can cook the tubers or use them for animal food .

Recommend to gardeners for planting along decks and porches, where the evening fragrance and white luminescent flowers can be enjoyed. Huge 5" white flowers are fragrant when they open in the evening.

Collection includes: 50 seeds of Early Call Mix; 50 seeds of Grandpa Ott; 50 seeds of Heavenly Blue; 100 seeds of Giant White Now you can grow a variety of morning glories, and save at the same time! Trellis them, grow them over old tree stumps, let them...

Blue Dawn Flower (Ipomoea acuminata) We refer to this color as "Imperial Blue" because it has a remarkable quality which demands to be looked at by all who pass by. Ipomoea acuminata flowers earlier when planted in a pot and can be nicely trained on a...

Keep at 70-85°F. Diseases & Pests: No major problems. Flowering: Star-shaped red, tubilar flowers. When to Set Outside After last frost. Starting Outdoors: Direct sow about two weeks after last frost.

Once employed to decorate cemeteries, this heirloom blooms all summer with tiny stars of purest white. Tolerates humid heat. Sorry, cannot ship to AZ/AR/OK.Sowing Directions: Depth: 1/4 inch Flat temp: 65-75F Sprout time: 5-14 days Tip: Soak seeds 2 hours...

A beautiful old variety that is quick to bloom. One of the best vintage morning glories it was introduced by D.M. Ferry in 1939. Tolerates humid heat.Sowing Directions: Depth: 1/4 inch Flat temp: 65-80F Sprout time: 5-14 days Tip: Soak 2 hours; sow in...

Beautiful grown on a fence or trellis, this variety belongs in every old-fashioned garden. It is a rich royal purple, all velvet-petaled, with a bright rose star and pink throat. This heirloom variety was the inspiration to the start of the Seed Saver's...

Provide something for it to climb, such as a trellis, or allow it to spill out of a hanging basket or other container. When to Cut: Fun Fact The Ipomoea genus consists of about 400-500 species.

A sport of ‘Heavenly Blue' that has become rare. Described as new in Vaughan's 1949 catalog, ‘Blue Star' has powder-blue flowers with a darker blue star radiating from the center of the 4” trumpet-shaped blooms.

Grows With: Other climbing vines, also a great specimen. 'Pearly Gates' is a sport of 'Heavenly Blue' Picture this-your favorite large container with 'Pearly Gates' white saucers blooming every morning and Moonflower swirling open every night! Use fertilizer...

Provide something for it to climb, such as a trellis, or allow it to spill out of a hanging basket or other container. When to Cut: Fun Fact The Ipomoea genus consists of about 400-500 species.