Stazia, You posted before that you had 15 acres of sun and woods to fill. I would certainly suggest you you not invade a woodland with anything as invasive as morning glory or Daturas. Also, because there has been some members join and then attempt to acquire massive amounts of morning glories, it has been suggested that no one send any more than 25 seeds per trade. Often they are trades in quantities smaller than that. Below is a good read about MG abuse. hth Here is a link that might be useful: Beware of anyone emailing you privately for Morning Glory

Okay, any help that I can get would be greatly appreciated. I have started moonflowers early indoors. They came up and were doing fine and then they fell over. I have one left, which I put outside and it's trying to be ok. I have started more outside, but no results. Is there something that I am doing wrong here? I started morning glories in both containers and right in the soil and they are going to town? Just don't understand it. Not all the seeds for the Moonflower were obtained at the same time or the same place so I don't think the seed is tainted. This is my first experience and it's been pretty dismal! Any help greatly appreciated.

I'd recommend planting the seeds separately and then moving the plants into larger containers when they have grown enough...you don't want to cramp the roots... P.S. - I noticed that you don't have the function to allow members to send you a private message , so am requesting that you : 1) enable members to send you messages.. 2) contact me via the "send me an e-mail" as listed on the top of my homepage here: http://www.gardenweb.com/auth/nph-logincheck.cgi?action=public_profile&user=ron_convolvulaceae regards, Ron This post was edited by ron_convolvulaceae on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 22:39

Was there supposed to be a photo? "Morning glory" is a common named assigned to a whole bunch of different plants, many of them not included in Ipomoea but related via the family Convolvulaceae. And they come in all different colors, including white.