I have seedlings popping up usually. I'm sure there are some there now. Also have some seeds collected last winter if you need 'em. I don't really advertise that I have seeds to folks around here, because I don't want them cussing me out when the vine swallows their house and car and spreads over every neighborhood tree! Very pretty vine though.

Thanks for the help! I received some in a trade, so not sure if they are double or not. I do have heavenly blue morning glory and climbing nasturtiums. Maybe just plant more Clitoria ternatea, since I have probably 30 or so seeds, and it will be against a trellis that is like 6 feet wide? This year is really a practice run, since next year I have about 100 people coming over for a family reunion. Have to try and impress everyone with my gardens! Now I just have to make 3 new beds, construct 2 arbors, and drystack about 40 feet of fieldstone walls, and I'll be all set!! Lee

Beckie, can't think ot too much. Sorry. How about growing some nice annual vine like Hyacinth Bean? You would need some string. It grows fast. :) arum

Hi Bobbi, I save some seeds of this annual vine every year and they do resemble tiny dark brown lentils, flattish, with a slight indentation on one side like a bean. They usually come up on their own once the ground gets really warm so saving seeds is just insurance. Even when started late, they've bloomed by August - last year they were still blooming in November along with the tropical milkweed and Mexican Mint Marigold. It sure seems worth a try! Annie at the Transplantable Rose Here is a link that might be useful: