MORNING GLORY SEEDS
Ipomoea spp.
Showy trumpet-shaped flowers in a wide range of colors that include, red, white, blue, purple and bicolors. Vigorous, annual twining vines are beautiful trained on posts, trellises, fences or arbors. Will bloom midsummer until frost. Sorry, cannot ship to AZ, MI, or PR.
VN01755 PASTEL STAR
Morning Glory Seeds
Heavy blooming, 6-7 foot vines, with showy blue, pink, or white blooms, marked with contrasting stars. Train as a climber, or use as a colorful, temporary ground cover.
VN00006 PERSIAN STAR
Morning Glory Seeds
Large, 4 inch, blue blushed trumpets marked with a dark blue star. Growth is fast and vigorous to 7 feet tall.
NEW FOR 2012VN00009 SPLIT SECOND
Morning Glory Seeds
Extremely double, peony-like 2 inch blooms cover this vigorous vine from summer to frost. Trails to 6 feet. Annual.
VN00036 BLUE STAR
Morning Glory Seeds
5-inch pale blue-white trumpets are marked with a darker blue star. Grows to 15 feet tall.
VN00057 CAMEO ELEGANCE
Morning Glory Seeds
Distinct ivy-like foliage is varigated and the rosy-crimson 2-2.5 inch blooms have a white throat and many will have a white star or picotee pattern. Excellent in hanging baskets or containers. Trails to 36 inches across.
VN00039 PINK
Morning Glory Seeds
Vivid pink flowers, over a very long season, on especially vigorous, 10 foot vines.
VN00037 CRIMSON RAMBLER
Morning Glory Seeds
A cherry-red, white-throated morning glory that hummingbirds find irresistible. Be sure to plant this one where you will have a good view of the action. Grows to 12 feet tall. Packet is 50 seeds. Jumbo Packet is 500 seeds.
VN00041 DOUBLE RED PICOTEE
Morning Glory Seeds
Each carmine-red double bloom is encircled with a creamy-white picotee edging. A rare Japanese import guaranteed to attract attention.
VN00047 FLYING SAUCERS
Morning Glory Seeds
The extra large 5 inch trumpet shaped blossoms are beautifully striped with sky blue and white. Extremely showy when interplanted with Pearly Gates or other white climbers.
VN00049 GRANDPA OTT
Morning Glory Seeds
A gorgeous heirloom variety, once on the edge of extinction has made a tremendous come-back. Grandpa Ott features large rich, royal purple velvety trumpets with a bright rose star, and a pink throat. This is a variety which belongs in every cottage garden.
VN00051 HEAVENLY BLUE
Morning Glory Seeds
Sky-blue flowers with white throats are produced with great freedom on fast-growing 12-foot vines, Introduced in 1931 and still the most popular morning glory variety. Packet is 100 seeds. Jumbo packet is 1 ounce, about 700 seeds.
VN09901 CARNIVAL MIX
Morning Glory Seeds
Flamboyant white flowers are striped blue, striped pink, or striped blue and pink in a wide range of remarkable patterns. The vines are vigorous and early blooming, growing 5-6 feet tall.
VN00059 PEARLY GATES
Morning Glory Seeds
Masses of showy pure white trumpets on heat-loving 12-foot vines. Plant it with Moon Vine for day and night displays. All-America Selection. Packet is 50 seeds. Jumbo packet is 500 seeds.
VN01202 MORNING GLORY MIX
Morning Glory Seeds
A showy combination of 2-2.5 inch flowers in shades of red, white, pink, lavender, and purple. Vigorous vines grow 8-10 feet tall. Packet is 50 seeds.
VN00061 SCARLET O'HARA
Morning Glory Seeds
Stunning scarlet-red flowers with white throats. Grows to 10-feet. Packet is 50 seeds. Jumbo packet is 500 seeds.
VN09902 SUN SMILE BLUE
Morning Glory Seeds
The 3-4 inch lavender-blue blooms have a creamy white picotee edge and are produced on compact plants which are more compact and less vining than other morning glories. The handsome foliage is variegated creamy white and green. Sun Smile Blue is heat loving and an excellent choice for hanging baskets or pots, with 3 plants per 8-10 inch container being ideal. Seed is scarified to promote strong germination.





How to Plant MORNING GLORY Seeds
Soak seed for 2 hours in lukewarm water or nick the pointed end with a knife. Then sow in peat pots or cell packs and cover with 1/4 inch of soil. Kept at 70° F., germination is in 7-21 days. Can be direct sown after all danger of frost, 6-8 seeds per foot. Thin to 12 inches apart.

NEW FOR 2012






NEW FOR 2012