Re: Morning Glory Seeds

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• Subject: Re: Morning Glory Seeds
• From: C* M* &* M* S* <m*@cvtv.net>
• Date: Fri, 5 Dec 1997 08:34:48 -0600
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>Margot Kane wrote:
>>
>>         A friend had some glorious morning glory vines that have produced a
>> lot of seeds.  Should she just let them self seed, plant them in other spots
>> or collect them?  If she collects them,  how should she store them?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Margot Kane
>> Zone 6

Margot, Morning glory will reseed around the area where it grew. Or,
collect the seed and store in a cool, dry place until spring, then plant
them out.
Cindy in TX, Z8/9

>For what it's worth, I went to Field Trials in late summer and they were
>trialing a morning glory that is carried by Thompson and Morgen.  There
>were many stunning plants on display, but this took out breath away.  My
>T&M catalog came 2 days ago, and I placed my order immediately for fear
>of missing out.
>T&M lists it as Convulvulus 'Star Of Yelta'.  It was growing in an oak
>barrel, and climbing up a telephone support line.  It's only $2, and
>will be well spent.
>The Greenhouse Nursery
>81 S. Bagley Crk Road & Hwy 101
>Port Angeles, WA  98362

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