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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

are into the crescendo of mid-summer and things happen quick and fast - every day a new beginning and a new combination. By September all the glories of the summer are exhausted and having a bit of a lie down - the mood is, well for want of a better expression, a bit

as if they have erupted out of the ground, dragging cascades of geranium and morning glory up with them on to every available level surface. Even the bridges that clutter the L'Ill, a tributary of the Rhine that encircles the city, are lined with pots and planters

fallen over taking with it my morning glory which I also grew from seed . Grrrrr. You have my sympathy, my morning glory are still in the cold frame waiting for some warmth, I keep waiting for a sunny day to plant them out but........ Oh no have I put

, morning glory, which covers a great expanse of wall outside the kitchen. I like to go out every morning to count the flowers: on a warm day they are all gone by lunchtime. The other is Cobaea scandens, which grows happily out of a pot putting out pretty

in diss use in my area as i know so many people want one. Kindly help on two points.How long should I let horse manure mature prior to use. I have kept this in the past for six months?Have met a plant called "morning glory". It resembles the wild trumpet

in ground outside, I've got morning glory growing good in greenhouse but my neighbour put hers out few weeks ago but they just died x I have not even sown my morning glory yet, they catch up really fast when it warms up. The longer I do this I appreciate

Hi, I'm considering opening for the NGS. This morning I had a visit from the area (Cumbria) representative of the NGS. The thought of so many visitors in one day scares me a little - I expect that once I have my shady borders better planted

Pretty good, Yakram, but one mistake. what about a dogwood. reply to Yakram regarding the tree quiz. Can you say that again in English for us not so latinised gardeners please. I thought the second tree was a monkey puzzle tree. reply to morning

what have i done wrong? my 3 week old seeds have not yet germinated, easy ones too...icelandic poppies, aquillegia, sweet peas, calendula etc. I have one Morning Glory and one Calendula...has it been too hot? am I rushing/expecting earlier