Heavenly Blue Morning Glory Flower

Add some heavenly blue to your garden with this variety of morning glory. With loads of blooms and the ability to climb, it's perfect for planting by your mailbox. Despite being a wildflower, it won't take over your garden. (Sorry, bees not included!)

Morning glory flowers get their name from the fact that they only open in the morning, meaning you can start your day with these beautiful blooms which will close again come afternoon.

***Planting Instructions***

These fast-growing blooms will require support as they grow as they are a climbing flower.
Growing morning glory is a great way to attract pollinators into your garden, such as bees and hummingbirds.
Morning glory flowers prefer full sunlight (6 hours of sunlight is necessary). Avoid keeping the soil water-logged as this will cause root rot.
Morning glories can be planted in the spring after the last frost date.
In areas with warm climates, morning glories can also be planted in the fall.

***A STRONG WORD OF CAUTION***

Morning glory seeds are toxic as they contain a naturally occurring substance known as ergine which can cause nausea, vomiting and other symptoms if eaten in large quantities.
It is also recommended to keep these plants away from pets and small children to avoid accidental ingestion