Growing Morning Glory
Morning glory are a perfect way to use verticals gardening to brightening up an existing wall, fence or as an ornamental feature, the wildlife love it too. Sow your seeds indoors on a warm sunny windowsill in early spring or outdoors after the last frost has passed.
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sow your seeds in a pot with some good quality seed compost, keep moist but not wet and allow up to two weeks for shoots to appear
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When seedlings produce their second set of leaves, separate and transplant to individual pots to plant in the ground later, or plant directly into weed free soil. Give you plants a trellis or something to climb. Morning glory like companionship so plant them close together every 5-10cm
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Maintain by pruning dead leaves throughout the year and water during dry periods.
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Within a few weeks your morning glory will sprouting new flowers every morning, a good way to brighten up your day.
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