Re: Bush Morning Glory
- Subject: Re: Bush Morning Glory
- From: "Linda - The Lavender Lady" m*@ocsnet.net
- Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2006 18:47:00 -0800
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I grew bush morning glory when I lived in Tuolumne
in zone 7 elevation 2600 foot. I loved its silver gray foliage and
it did bloom profusely. I had it planted with Snowberry, Sunset Manzanita
and California fuschia. It was planted on a southwest facing hillside I
terraced with granite riprap and backfilled with native clay soil amended with
compost to improve drainage (our clay soil at that location was like
gumbo). I lived along a year round creek, so the temperature was somewhat
moderated and we generally had breezes which kept the frost from settling.
We did get snow two or three times in the winter.
I tried growing it where I live now in zone
9 but I think it got too much water in it's location and it
died.
Linda
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