Whe have had Moonflowers in front of our house for the second year now. I cannot find information that the tomato worm likes anything but tomato plants, but last year we pulled quite a few tomato worms of all sizes off the plants. This year I have pulled/knocked off a few. A friend a couple of blocks away-gave me the seeds--said that for the first time he had the worms on his plants also. He has quite a permanent stand. They seem to be perennial in Middle Tennessee. Check to see if the Wolf moth is laying eggs and little tomato worms are munching away.

They climb but you can use them in a hanging basket. I think it depends on the climate as to how aggresive they get. I have them growing and flowering all over the place. I think I'm gonna use it as groundcover, lol.

I've been away all day & couldn't wait to check if there was anything new on Aly. The terrific news about lil' Rowdy was ahead of this one & read it first. Now THIS!!! With my heart almost laughing out loud, I'm sending up 'Thank You' prayers plus lotsa' hugs your way for you, Aly & the family. Suzi

I'm a blond and I still think that's funny. I was a platinum blond until age 19, now I'm a dishwater blond. my two brothers have spent my entire life telling me dumb blond jokes and I love it. They can both tell stories why I am called the family's blitzy blond. l.marie