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-flavoured toffee without quite so much guilt as from the real thing!!The slips went in in two batches, the first towards the end of May. This year I grew Jetfire and Beauregard. The pretty, scrambling heart shaped leaves, occasionally topped with morning-glory

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

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

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

, Dicentras, Thalictrums, Clematis, Ornamental Poppies, Mecanopsis, Lily of the valley. The Rudbekias are just about hanging on, but not a single dahlia has survived, nor the Morning Glory & Black eyed susan. Abandoned the sweetpeas & runnerbeans & salad

idea, having some growing in the porch as we speak! I am also adding Morning Glory and Canary creaper along with my newly planted climbing roses. Dont forget to train the roses cross ways up the arch, so some of the stems go across instead of straight

suspected as much   Mine were sown in the spring and are in a container They are growing strong but not one single flower yet Do spring ones take longer to flower ? Still waiting ! On the plus side I've got 5 flowers on my morning glory ! Yipeeee ! Yes

seed last year that sprouted 18 asparagus! no way! me too! were did you get yours from? me too! SANP! oh my god I had such a good harvest that year! that was meant to say SNAP not SANP! mine would be morning glory, rampaging climber that is impossible

.  You never know, it might surprise me. Lantana means different things in different climates. In Australia it's just about classified as a noxious weed. A bit like Morning Glory. Given plenty of sun and some moisture and they will go like the clappers

are hungry plants, you will need large pots and they will need to be heavy enough to balance the supports for the sweet peas. I have done it, you will need to feed/water frequently. I also grew Morning Glory in the same pots and they were a nice combination