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Morning Glory Vines ( Ipomea )
Morning glory flowers are a common sight in many landscapes and while some varieties are described as invasive in some areas, the fast growing vining plants can also make lovely additions to the garden if kept in check.
Useful gardening information
Morning glories prefer full sun but will tolerate very light shade.
The plants are also well known for their tolerance to poor, dry soils. In fact, the plant can easily establish itself in any slightly disturbed area, including garden edges, fence rows and roadsides where the vine is commonly seen growing. Even with the plant's tolerance of poor soil, it actually prefers well-draining soil that is moist, but not soggy.
Morning glory plants are easily started by seeds sown directly in the garden after the threat of frost has passed and the soil has warmed up. Indoors, the seeds should be started about 4-6 weeks before the last frost in your area.
TST007 Bulk Morning Glory Mix ( Ipomoea Tall Mix )
A great looking flower that is super easy to grow!
A wonderful blend of colors offered in volume packaging to cover a large fence or other area. Majestic, trumpet shaped flowers of this long time garden favorite vary in shades of deep purple, rose, mauve, violet, and lavender with white or pale pink throats. The vines entwine themselves around available structures, and climb to heights of eight to ten feet!
A favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies, makes a perfect cover for eyesore structures and brush piles.
Annual suited for almost any soil or growing condition, for zones 3a-9b. One ounce of seed will contain over 500 seeds.
A wonderful blend of colors offered in volume packaging to cover a large fence or other area. Majestic, trumpet shaped flowers of this long time garden favorite vary in shades of deep purple, rose, mauve, violet, and lavender with white or pale pink throats. The vines entwine themselves around available structures, and climb to heights of eight to ten feet!
A favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies, makes a perfect cover for eyesore structures and brush piles.
Annual suited for almost any soil or growing condition, for zones 3a-9b. One ounce of seed will contain over 500 seeds.
LET774 Sun Smile Pink ( Ipomea sun smile )
A new type morning glory for morning glory lovers with limited space!
A dwarf morning glory with ornamental foliage and a mounding habit. Use as a component plant in mixed containers and hanging baskets. Plants in the garden spread 1 foot.
Sun Smile is a dwarf morning glory with a mounding habit that spreads approximately 12 inches. The plant features marbled green and white foliage with either bright red, violet, blue or pink colored blossoms edged in white. The flowers open each morning adding color and interest to the foliage. Sun Smile is quite unique and is an excellent component in mixed containers and hanging baskets. Plants in 4-5-in. pots will spread 6-8 inches and plants in the garden will spread to 12 inches.
A dwarf morning glory with ornamental foliage and a mounding habit. Use as a component plant in mixed containers and hanging baskets. Plants in the garden spread 1 foot.
Sun Smile is a dwarf morning glory with a mounding habit that spreads approximately 12 inches. The plant features marbled green and white foliage with either bright red, violet, blue or pink colored blossoms edged in white. The flowers open each morning adding color and interest to the foliage. Sun Smile is quite unique and is an excellent component in mixed containers and hanging baskets. Plants in 4-5-in. pots will spread 6-8 inches and plants in the garden will spread to 12 inches.
Available only in Treated Seed.
D9804 Giant Moonflower( Ipomea alba var )
What a delightful evening fragrance this flower has! The moonflower is a vigorous twining vine that is very fast growing in really hot weather. It is a tender tropical perennial but is now seeing popular use as an annual vine in colder areas.
This close relative of the morning glory has similar heart shaped leaves that are a rich green and 4-8 inches long. They provide a beautiful backdrop for the spectacular moonflowers.
This vine also known as the evening glory as its buds open in late afternoon and last only until morning's light transforms them into a limp shriveled mass.
Moonflower makes up for the brief lifespans of individual flowers by producing quantities of the big blossoms throughout the summer. These are held on a stem that bears several buds simultaneously, not all of which bloom the same night. The long 4 inch buds are also very attractive especially in the hours just before the flower opens.
And what a fabulous flower the moon vine produces! They are fluted funnels sculpted in purest alabaster white. About the diameter of a saucer measuring 5-6 inches across.
As if the moonflower was not already enchanting enough, it also has a delightful fragrance to complement its beauty and perfume warm summer nights.
This close relative of the morning glory has similar heart shaped leaves that are a rich green and 4-8 inches long. They provide a beautiful backdrop for the spectacular moonflowers.
This vine also known as the evening glory as its buds open in late afternoon and last only until morning's light transforms them into a limp shriveled mass.
Moonflower makes up for the brief lifespans of individual flowers by producing quantities of the big blossoms throughout the summer. These are held on a stem that bears several buds simultaneously, not all of which bloom the same night. The long 4 inch buds are also very attractive especially in the hours just before the flower opens.
And what a fabulous flower the moon vine produces! They are fluted funnels sculpted in purest alabaster white. About the diameter of a saucer measuring 5-6 inches across.
As if the moonflower was not already enchanting enough, it also has a delightful fragrance to complement its beauty and perfume warm summer nights.
FB167 Heavenly Blue ( Ipomea tricolor )
This is the familiar heirloom we all grew up enjoying during the spring and summer months. Heavenly Blue Morning Glory is a favorite garden climber. This plant has been grown for generations and continues to be loved for it's sky blue flowers with creamy white throats. This fast and easy to grow old-fashioned vine is perfect to quickly cover a fence or mailbox and will grace your garden with it's flowers all summer long.
NW55 Kholians Black ( Ipomea purpurea )
Flowers are 4" across and such a deep purple they look black.
Cannot ship to AR, AZ, PR
D9529 Grandpa Ott ( Ipomea purpurea )
Grandpa Ott Morning Glory is one of the original Bavarian varieties of Morning Glory vine.
It was nearly extinct but has made a comeback in recent years, and is a hardy and reliable climber that puts on a glorious show! Morning Glory Grandpa Ott is absolutely stunning with large rich, royal purple velvety trumpet-shaped blooms that have a "star" with a pink throat.
The flower seeds can be started directly outside in the spring. Cannot ship to AR, AZ, PR
It was nearly extinct but has made a comeback in recent years, and is a hardy and reliable climber that puts on a glorious show! Morning Glory Grandpa Ott is absolutely stunning with large rich, royal purple velvety trumpet-shaped blooms that have a "star" with a pink throat.
The flower seeds can be started directly outside in the spring. Cannot ship to AR, AZ, PR
D9859 Giant Flying Saucers ( Ipomea tricolor )
Fast growing vines to 15 ft. with huge 5" blooms of pure white
brushed with lavender-lilac to blue in a pinwheel pattern.
Lush, tropical like foliage. Excellent for window boxes and
planters. Cannot ship to AR, AZ, PR
SF339 Dwarf Morning Glory Rose Ensign
Convolvulus Tricolor. Grow Dwarf Morning Glories easily and quickly from flower seeds. Convolvulus tricolor has a mounding habit, and is well-suited as a flower bed plant where the 2 inch trumpet-shaped flowers will happily shine. Dwarf morning glory uses also include containers, baskets and window boxes. Rose Ensign features blooms that are tri-colored with rose and a yellow throat surrounded by a white edge. Plant seeds after soaking the seeds overnight.
LET290 Dwarf Morning Glory Royal Ensign
Convolvulus Tricolor. Grow this deep blue mounding variety from seeds for colorful, hardy, compact bedding plants. Convolvulus Tricolor Ensign is also perfect for containers or window boxes. Royal Ensign features 2 inch trumpet-shaped blooms that are tri-colored with deep blue, a yellow throat and surrounded by a white edge. Blue Dwarf morning glory is a delight to see spilling over the edges of a planter box.
LET291 Dwarf Morning Glory White Ensign
Grow this white flowering and mounding variety from seeds for colorful, hardy, compact bedding plants. Start the flower seeds over a larger area and create a lovely white Convolvulus ground cover. This vining plant is also perfect for containers or window boxes and will spill gracefully over the edges. It features 2 inch trumpet-shaped blooms that are white with a yellow throat. Growing morning glories is so rewarding, and they are prolific bloomers that will bloom all summer until frost.
JB238 Dwarf Morning Glory Ensign Mix
Grow this mounding variety from seeds for colorful, hardy, compact bedding plants. In addition to the flower bed, use the plant in containers or window boxes. This mix features 2 inch trumpet-shaped blooms that are tri-colored. The shades range from indigo blue, lavender, red or rose with a white band and yellow throat. They are prolific bloomers and will bloom until frost. They are also liberal self-seeders, dropping their own flower seeds for next year's display.
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