Ipomoea has a very beautiful original color, white funnel-shaped flowers are covered with light blue, blue, purple thin and wide stripes.
The climbing plant up to 7 ft long is used in gardens to create hedges, arches, arbors or shadow alleys.
Description of the Morning Glory:
the annual plant;
stem height up to 7 ft;
a diameter of colors from 3 to 4 in;
blooms long from July to October;
the plant is warm and moisture-loving;
grows on alkaline and nutrient soils with good drainage;
planting begins in March through seedlings or in May in the ground; fast growing plant;
not prone to disease.
Ipomoea seeds is planted in the dimples at a small depth of 2-3 seeds with a distance between plants of 8 in.
At once next to each future liana you need to put a support on which it will curl.
Shoots appear after 8-10 days. They should be watered regularly and loosen the soil.
The rest of the plant is unpretentious and does not require much attention to itself.
