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15 years ago

Hello everyone .. its been sometime since I have even been able to post =) I hope everyone is doing well and their garden plans for 2009 are coming along well.

I was wondering if anyone has any idea where I might be able to get some of the more "exotic" Morning glories that I have seen pictures of. The Japanese varieties would be wonderful to find. Any help or ideas would be great

Laura

Comments (3)

marricgardens
15 years ago
Have you tried www.damseeds.ca? Last year I got a nice one from them called 'Carnevaledi Venezia', white with either pink or blue streaking. There was also another one called 'Sunrise Serenade' that I thought I would try. Marg
peatpod
Original Author
15 years ago
Hi Marg .. I have both of those MG's .. if you would like to try the Sunrise Serenade I have plenty of seeds I can share with you .. send me a private email with you address and I can send some along to you.
Laura
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cmmwiebe
15 years ago
Hi Laura!
I am sure with you when it comes to Morning Glories and variety. I was able to buy a 15 pack on Ebay last spring and was very pleased. Sadly some of them did not like our growing conditions here on the Canadian prairies. I did collect some seeds but mostly of the common types. Not sure about germination rates either. The seller on Ebay was maggieandguppy but I see others there today as I did a search. I have been able to contact some of these sellers and order direct as well.

Here is a link that might be useful: Clayton's Blog