Morning glories should cover your arbor. The thing with morning glories is that they will flower better in poor soil. Don't fertilize them much. I have grown them in the past, but I'm no expert on them. The morning glory I have seen that is the most floriferous, seems to be the heavenly blue. There may be others out there that flower just as profusely, but that is the one I always see around town that is just covered with blossoms. I am growing those this year to cover a chain link fence. Along with a few others.

âÂÂPoor soilâ means don't go crazy with nitrogen fertilizers. The other nutrients are still very much needed by commonly grown morning glory species.

Thank you! I have ordered Morning Glory seeds from an online auction and the seller has been very helpful in messaging me info. I mix my own soil blend and it includes certified organic compost, so I don't add liquid or granular fertilizers through the season. I guess if I get a lot of leaf growth and fewer blooms I might find out my mix is off - lol.

Thank you for your help : )

I will be following in your footsteps in adding my own compost and worm poop tea to the containers. Be sure to post photos of your vines' flowers and leaves in the forum!

I will post pics! I'm very excited about my two choices (Blue Eclipse and Ukigumo) and I'm getting very helpful detailed instructions to aid my potential success - lol

Fingers crossed that I will have nice pics to share : )