Hi Omedusa I have 11 seeds of morning glory bush. That's the only amount I have right now. They are mid size fuzzy seeds and are very easy to grow. If you want them I will be happy to trade for whatever amount you think fair of your zulu prince daisy. Please let me know. Have a nice day!

I live in Tucson and have wild morning glories in my back yard and domesic Heavenly Blues in my front yard. The wild ones have a tiny blue flower. A neighbor had a small bush of them growing in his front yard. The next year I had a single vine in my back yard. Now my whole back yard gets covered with then if we have a good monsoon. This year they sprouted up and barely any survived at all, but I noticed a few sparce scarggely plants managed to bloom and I know they'll be back once we get good summer rains again. I planted the heavenly blues in the front yard and they grew well without a single bloom until the temps hit tripple didgets. They did not like the heat and my only hope was to nurse them along until we got cooler temperatures. Finally, we got cooler temperatures in mid October and they started to bloom like crazy. I havent noticed any seed setting yet though. So far the blooms just fall off without setting any seed. I'm hopefull some seed will set before frost set in because I planted all the seed I had. It's my belief that Arizona's ban on morning glories has more to with courting the votes of farmers than any real threat to agriculture. I mean who would want to grow the native weedy ones when there are far more showy varities to grow?

Hello all, I grow the morning glory tree. It is not really a tree, but gets real tall about 6 -7 ft here. I have the lavender one and got a white one a couple of weeks ago. You cut them up in the fall like brugs and stick the 'sticks' in water to root over winter. Here in north FL they start to bloom in early summer. They love the full sun here. They do have hairy seeds but I just cut the stalks instead of collecting the seeds. Dee

I bought a variety i have never seen at the local farmers market today. the guy i bought it from didnt know the variety and i have searched all over but havent found it. maybe someone can help........ It grows very bushy and the foilage looks like a small ivy with green and white streaked leaves. The flowers are about half the size of heavenly blue flowers and are a dark lavender. they will look great along with my other morning glories on my sidewalk garden, if i only knew what they are.