Ipomoea, Tall Morning Glory 'Milky Way'

I have to give it a positive as it self-seeds and comes back year after year even after some rough winters. I can see where it could be i...Read Morenvasive in a warmer climate.

This one starts flowering a bit later than other Ipomoeas. I have also noticed that the flecks on the flower can be of different color an...Read Mored combos. Has anybody else seen this?

Looks great in front of a red, wood fence in my back yard. Heavily reseeding. Make sure your fence or arbor are strong. This beautiful...Read More, but vigorous vine has bent two thin metal arbors. I am now using a thick metal arbor which has supported the vine without problems.

Of all the morning glories I've grown, this was the most vigorous climber. The flowers are unremarkable, at least from a distance, but ar...Read Moree attractive when viewed close up. Combine Milky Way with one of the dark varieties (Grandpa Ott's, Kniola's Black, etc.) and perhaps with Crimson Rambler for a terrific display of color and contrast. I did that one year and wound up with a couple of interesting sports, both of which returned the following year. Plant this where you won't mind seeing it year after year; like the other purpureas, it's almost impossible to eradicate.