Morning glories in our yard.
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Oh, I love morning glories!!! I really would like to have them in our yard but I heard that they only bloom once then they have to be replace the next year. Is this true? Y'all have some great pictures! See you Sunday!
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Hi Amy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments.
What you heard may be true but if you let them drop seeds, which they are good at, you'll have new plants year after year. Actually, I can give you some seeds and you can plant your own. They have formed seed pods and when they get dry enough to open I can just collect the seeds from them. I collected seeds from them last year and successfully raised some in my classroom in a terrarium. So if I haven't given you seeds in a week or two please remind me to.
Thanks!
Paul