Would love to have some seeds for this beautiful morning glory. Have vegetable seeds to trade, not listed are fall crop, carrot, lettuces, turnip, brocholi and others. Also have Yellow Bell.

I believe Ipomoea indica is a synonym for Ipomoea acuminata and I. learii. I call mine I. acuminata just because that's what I knew it by first. I've had mine for about 4 or 5 yrs. now. I love it! At first I paid no attention to those calling this invasive. I call it vigorous. Mine is perennial, so I'm not sure Jeff & I are talking about the same plant. I have found exactly 2 seed pods in all the time I've had it. For the longest time, I didn't think it made any! Some said that any vines on the ground wouldn't bloom. Not true! They travel far & bloom all over the place if you let them. They are easy enough to cut & keep in line if you have the time. If you're not the kind of person to keep an eye on your garden, though, I wouldn't recommend this vine. If near a fence & the neighbors have trees close to it, they'll climb up that too (as well as nearby shrubs--but I like this look). Beautiful blue flowers everywhere! Make sure that's your neighbor's favorite color too! LOL You can't beat the blue (by many) of the Blue Dawn Flower! This is in the afternoon when it's starting to fade to pink. I have a jungle of it now. Good thing for me, is I can rip out parts without (being careful or) worrying it'll all be gone. And it will grow back! Diligence will pay off! :D ~Rosemarie

I have a bare root Lady Betty Balfour, a large flowered purple for the New Dawn rose. Let me know if you want to trade.

Deb - Yes,as I mentioned in the post above Ipomoea indica is usually overwintered as a dormant root...just allow the plant to 'wind down' by itself...it may loose all of it's leaves and the stem will dry out...keep the medium that the root is in moist enough so the root does not dry out completely and it should re-sprout in the Sprintime... TTY,... Ron