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What is this seedling?

Looks like a fig to me, but I'm no expert. Somebody will know. It could even be ivy. I think we need a bit more to go on. The leaf shape leads me too suggest, Sassafras. Some of the morning glories have leaves that shape Yes, nutcutlet, it does by W002mia

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17/05/2013 01:51:43

by W002mia

Talkback: Annual climbers

I also planted Morning Glory ( heavenly blue) on an east facing wall in june and have had an array of flowers each morning, which died off by early afternoon. But i now have also got the same problem of tatty, naked foliage, yellow, withering leaves by Anonymous

28/11/2011 18:39:45

by precios tag heuer 2010

Unknown Convolvulacea

Earlier in the season I had this vine growing by itself with sky-blue flowers like a previous Ipomoea, but with star-shaped blooms (not round) and foliage at times lobate (and not heart-shaped like those of the morning glory). The fruit looked by rusflorum

30/10/2012 16:17:56

by rusflorum

Raised herb bed

pots beside with chives , morning glory, nicotiana etc so get plenty of buzzing visitors. by Bookwormy

17/01/2013 12:12:48

by bunnysgarden

Talkback: How to grow annual climbers from seed

's also climbing nasturtium, Morning Glory and Canary Creeper, amongst others. It's probably a bit late in the day to start growing all of them from seed now as some take a while to get going but many of the plant catalogues sell annual climbers as plants by lkendall

25/05/2012 10:15:41

by Alina W

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in the dark but did it flower in the mornings and close down from lunchtimes? Ipomoea.....morning glory has blue flowers and is a climber. Just an annual though. No photo for me either thanks christopher2 for that. no that's all i come up with from my books by plant pot mad

23/09/2012 23:43:42

by plant pot mad

Talkback: The painted lady

We had a Painted Lady in the garden on the 28th of October. Any advance on that date. Reply to Morning Glory and Tony Williams: Painted ladies certainly favour thistles, but like most butterflies they will visit what ever is available at the time by morning glory

28/11/2011 18:29:52

by Richard Jones

Clematis through a shrub?

to consider are: Ipomoea tricolor (morning glory) Ipomoea lobata (Spanish flag) Eccrenocarpus scaber (chilean glory flower) Cobaea scandens (cup and saucer plant) Thunbergia alata (black-eyed susan) Seeds of these are readily available. Let us know how your by pansy2

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30/12/2011 11:16:46

by Emma Crawforth

Fastest growing climbers

be most apprechiated. Thanks Hello ipec, I love morning glory. You can start sowing it now under glass. It's cheap as you grow it from seeds. In the summer it will cover a few feet if you put some strings up for it to climb. Sow plenty of seeds then plant by ipec

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20/03/2012 13:36:51

by ipec

Indoor seedlings not getting enough light

I have Morning glory, sunflowers, Dahlia's, columbine and poppies sitting on a windowsill. They are still very young, they only germinated about 3 days ago. The leaves on the MG are starting to turn a creamy colour and getting leggy by Arose

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02/05/2013 21:24:09

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