Can you post photos of the plants so we can see what species you have (?)...the leaves , flowers, sepals would be very helpful...

There are thousands of different species in The Morning Glory Family of Convolvulaceae and they are NOT all invasive...

The people who 'automatically state that all Morning Glories are all invasive have experience with at best a couple of species (which they usually cannot even properly identify) and then proceed to apply their experience of 'invasive' upon the entire Family...which isn't exactly accurate...

The web is full of vast amounts of dis-information about Morning Glories...

Look forward to your photos which are worth a thousand words...

Thanks so much for the reply! This was something I was trying to explain to my mother the other day, she had been informed that all were invasive weeds that should be destroyed. She even suggested I destroy these little beauties, if they so happen to be an invasive species, I would love to attempt to still grow them in a more quarantined area. Here is a picture of what they look like:

Thank you for the photo as it certainly doers assist the ID substantially.

The plant is the photo you posted is Ipomoea purpurea....and although frequently grown by many gardeners, they usually produce many seeds and can create many volunteers where you might not want them.

I'd suggest growing it in a container and / or deadheading to limit the number of seeds produced to collect for your own purposes.

Please click onto my homepage if you care to contact me via private message for any more specific recommendations which may not be warranted for posting here in the forums...

Hope the info helps...

regards,

Ron

Thank you so much Ron!