Morning glories

How many morning glories do I need?

Morning glory’s a warm weather annual that’s easy to start from seed. Its profuse, large flowers bloom until frost to charm a trellis or fence. Bees, moths, butterflies and hummingbirds can’t resist them! Lea Joy from Smithville shares her tips for growing from, including Clark's Heavenly Blue,

The titan of the trellis, morning glory thrives in sunny, inhospitable areas. Learn how to grow and care for this flowering vine now on Gardener's Path.

A helpful guide to choose the right blooms for any occasion.

Are Morning Glories friend or foe in your garden? Here are the pros and cons to planting them and how to keep them in line, so you can enjoy their lovely blooms.

Morning Glories (Ipomoea purpurea)

Upside down morning glories

Are you curious about how to start Morning Glory Seeds? Use this helpful resource to figure out how to get your seeds started today. #Thegardeningdad #MorningGlory #garden

My collection inspiration is rarely straightforward. I gather ideas, sketch, and let creativity guide me, but the path isn’t usually linear. In January, I spontaneously- out of the blue, if you will - painted the ‘blue lady’ who unintentionally became my muse for the Morning Glory collection. She hung in my studio where she stayed throughout the whole creation process. Initially themed around ‘light,’ the collection took a deeper meaning midway, when I recalled the Morning Glory from my c...