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Morning Glory TREE BUSH Seeds, PINK FLOWERS (Ipomoea carnea / Ipomoea fistulosa)

Free Shipping. 10+ Seeds. {larger quantities available} This relative of the morning glory has similar heart shaped leaves that are a rich green and 6 - 9 inches long. The plants grow 8-10 feet high and bloom in clusters of pink flowers all spring and summer long!

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10+ Pink Morning Glory Tree/Bush (Ipomoea carnea / Ipomoea fistulosa ) seeds which have been tested for germination. As always, planting instructions, including a color photo of a seedling for identification, are included with these seeds. For discount on larger quantities, check the drop-down box near the order button.

(This plant is AKA: Bush Morning Glory, Badoh Negro, Borrachero, Matacabra)

This relative of the morning glory has similar heart shaped leaves that are a rich green and 6 - 9 inches long. The plants grow 8-10 feet high and bloom in clusters of 4" pink flowers all spring and summer long!

As the name suggests, the blooms fade as the sun warms them, just like morning glories - but they are impressive while they last, blooming in large clusters at the ends of the tall branches!! Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds! Grow these beauties in average soil in the full sun or partial shade, but they will need a trellis, fence or wall for support as they grow taller than their trunk can support on it's own - OR - you can allow the branches to grow naturally and arch downward near the ground which makes enjoying these flowers close up even easier!

These are hardy to zone 9, treat as an annual or container plant in colder climates. Drought tolerant. Morning glory trees can be easily propagated from seeds or cuttings seeds form in pods, like morning glories, and can be collected in the late summer or fall. You may also take cuttings in the fall/early winter before first frost and root and keep in your greenhouse over winter to get a head start the next spring.