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Barbara Ferdinand -- USDA Zone 4 Guest Aug-06-03, 09:21 PM (EST)   "Morning Glories"      I have planted morning glories for the first time in years and they are growing "out of sight" with no flowers as yet. Should I have nipped them at about 6' so they would have branched out near the bottom of the vines?   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Diane Franklin -- USDA Zone 5 Member since Feb-3-02 609 posts Aug-07-03, 07:19 AM (EST)   1. "RE: Morning Glories" In response to message #0      Hi Barbara, It might be the cultivar you are growing or the soil has too much nitrogen. Too much nitrogen will cause plenty of lush foliage at the expense of flowers. Read this week's Tip of the Week, found on our Home page, for further information about soil nutrients and what they do. Diane   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

mornin glory grower Guest Apr-08-06, 01:28 PM (EST)   2. "RE: Morning Glories" In response to message #1      I just started my frist morning glories and at first o grew them to close i think not sure how much apart im sapose to grow but they were relly close so i dug out more area and transplanted a bunch to the other side most of the big ones i transplanted the leaves started to fall on the ground did i kill them? and i still think i might have them to close well the other get killed two because of them being close about 4 and 3 inchs apart? some might be 2 and also for a nother question i was wondering my saport it going to be 8 feet tall would that be good? please help thankss   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top