Growing morning glories in your garden is super low-maintenance—and will instantly add charm and cheer to your outdoor space.

Morning glories have particularly tough seed coats and this can help speed germination. Push seeds ¼-½ inch deep in your chosen seed starting mix.

Morning glory growers should have a sturdy climbing structure in place when the seeds or vines are planted. Morning glories can grow quite tall — up to 10 feet.

First of all, you have nothing to worry about with your beautiful blue morning-glory plantings. The kind you plant from seed, from a seed packet, is not noxious.

One difference is that with the morning glory seeds, you have to nick the seed with a razor blade or knife or scrape it with a rasp, uncovering the lighter-colored inner layer of the coating; soak ...

The morning glory seed boom, however, lasted only a comparatively short time, evidently due to unpleasant experiences with this 'new' inebriant." Personal experience has proven that the vines can ...

Only 'wild' harvested seeds should be eaten (morning glory is a common weed in a lot of places), since packaged seeds are coated with a preservative that is highly toxic.<BR><BR>If you want a trip ...

Good morning, glory! Here's an old gardening favorite well worth planting this season ... the morning glory. This charmer brings back memories: As kids, we planted a sunflower seed at both ends of ...

Ask a group of gardeners which flowers are best for attracting hummingbirds, and you’ll likely hear morning glory mentioned by more than half. While this isn’t a scientific poll, it reflects the ...

Hallucinogenic morning glory seeds are readily available at garden stores and nurseries for around $1 per packet. This is especially odd, considering how potent the compound’s effects can be.

"There's no law says you can't buy morning glory seeds, but at the same time, we told them if they saw any young people that were not of age, that we limit to two packs without an adult being ...

Such history proved there is something very potent inside morning glory vines. While the rituals involved eating the seeds, it's likely the same alkaloids are present in lesser extent throughout ...