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carol5_gw

Grandpa Otts Morning Glories

carol5
15 years ago

I've been growing these from seeds that I recieved on the Cottage forum. The plants are about 4 inches high right now, and seem to be growing quickly. I just wondered when do these bloom here in zone 5, Michigan and for how long? Also how do I care for them...deadheading?? etc.

Comments (2)

  • misskimmie
    15 years ago

    Hi, I'm in Central NY. Zone 4b. I've been growing Grandpa Ott for many years. I can't tell you when it will bloom, but should be in a few weeks. They will bloom until frost. I don't deadhead or give them any special care. They fill the chain link fence with blooms.

    Enjoy!

  • carol5
    Original Author
    15 years ago

    Thanks misskimmie.

    Carol

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