Morning Glories....not an annual
I started these on our pool fence years ago for some privacy
Used to be a straight shot to view the pool from the street Also on the side pool fence to block the neighbors...bathing suit optional nites :woohoonaner: Well 6 years later they just keep coming back Wife hates them growing so much around the pool gate I've been moving them to other fences & trying to get rid of them near the pool The addition blocks the pool from the street, & a tree I planted blocks the nighbors |
Re: Morning Glories....not an annual
Pretty certain they are annuals. No doubt just reseeding themselves from last year.
Edit...just did some searching and read they are considered perennials in frost-free places and annuals in colder climates. Some species can tolerate winter cold. BTW, have you ever tried moonflowers? Very similar to morning glories, but larger, white flowers. They bloom at night (hence the name) and are pollinated by moths. |
Re: Morning Glories....not an annual
The only way to get rid of mornig glories is to keep them from blooming. Each flower will produce about a dozen seeds and they have a very high germination rate.
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Re: Morning Glories....not an annual
Yes, I've tried the moonflowers
But they really needed to be on a fence by themselves We have had temps down to the single digits & they still come back every year I've planted all different colors - like red...white But only the pink & purple seem to come back |
Re: Morning Glories....not an annual
The fact that pink and purple comes back every year probably means that they are the genetically dominant colors.
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