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We've been
growing morning glories for awhile, training them to creep up telephone poles, guy wires, and trellises.
They add a wonderful diversion to otherwise uninteresting landscape items, although when the vines reach the transformers, or important boxes, that's the end of that season!
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a vivid morning glory |
Of course, morning glories self-sow everywhere and need to be carefully edited as they're emerging in the late spring and early summer.
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(robust) beans, peppers, and tomatoes with morning glories behind |
The one on the telephone pole near the street, past the front vegetable beds, is a particularly lovely color. I haven't ever planted anything but a clear blue variety, so this is clearly a result of genetic recombination and reseeding.
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