(Doug) Murfreesboro, TN | September 2011 | positive
Ipomoea nil Early Call climbed my flagpole and the vine would have reached ten feet if I had not pruned it back. It made uniform, sky bl...Read Moreue blossoms that are a delight to see in the morning. It bloomed early in July and lasted until frost.
I think this is the same as the ones we have on our roof deck this year in Chicago. We did not start from seed. We bought small new pla...Read Morents and they have just started to bloom. We have a mixture of deep purple and amazing blue. They took about 2 months to fill the railing but now they are awesome. I will throw a pic up in a moment. I hope they will drop some seeds for next year.
Clarksville, TN (Zone 6b) | October 2001 | neutral
Blooms midsummer until frost, flowers are sky-blue, violet, royal purple, bright pink, and deep crimson. Highlighted by a brilliant white...Read More pinwheel and picotee pattern, 6-inch bloom stays open longer than other Morning Glories. The lobed foliage, of bright green splashed with white and gray tones.
Ipomoea nil Early Call climbed my flagpole and the vine would have reached ten feet if I had not pruned it back. It made uniform, sky bl...Read More
the 'Early Call' mix is almost always a mixture of Ipomoea nil,but sometimes marketed with Ipomoea purpurea
I think this is the same as the ones we have on our roof deck this year in Chicago. We did not start from seed. We bought small new pla...Read More
Blooms midsummer until frost, flowers are sky-blue, violet, royal purple, bright pink, and deep crimson. Highlighted by a brilliant white...Read More