LIFE CYCLE
Annual
PLANT CHARACTERISTICS
ornamental plant
GROWTH HABIT
Climbing, trailing
BLOOM SEASON
Summer to early winter
FLAVOUR PROFILE
Ornamental use only
SUITABLE FOR
Outdoor
SEED TYPE
Open Pollinated
PLANT TYPE
Flowering Climber
PLANTING SEASON
Spring to Summer
FRUIT SIZE
Not Applicable
PLANT HEIGHT
200–300 cm
LIGHT REQUIREMENT
Full Sun
WATER NEEDS
Moderate
HARDINESS ZONES
8–11
CONTAINER GARDEN
Yes
PLANT SPACING
30–45 cm
PLANTING DEPTH
1–1.5 cm
GROWING CONDITIONS
Warm climate, well-drained soil, full sunlight,
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Mixed Morning Glory quickly cover fences and trellises?
Can Mixed Morning Glory quickly cover fences and trellises?
Yes. Its vigorous climbing vines can rapidly cover fences, trellises, arches, and pergolas during the growing season.
Do the flowers open in the morning and close later in the day?
Do the flowers open in the morning and close later in the day?
Yes. The trumpet-shaped blooms typically open in the morning and gradually close as the day progresses.
Can Mixed Morning Glory produce flowers in several colors?
Can Mixed Morning Glory produce flowers in several colors?
Yes. The seed mix usually produces a variety of flower colors, creating a vibrant and colorful climbing display.
Will guiding young vines help them climb more evenly?
Will guiding young vines help them climb more evenly?
Yes. Training young shoots onto supports encourages a neat, balanced climbing habit as the plants grow.
Can the flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators?
Can the flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators?
Yes. The nectar-rich blooms attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinating insects throughout the flowering season.
How is Mixed Morning Glory different from Moonflower?
How is Mixed Morning Glory different from Moonflower?
Mixed Morning Glory blooms open during the day in a range of colors, while Moonflower (Ipomoea alba) produces large white flowers that typically open in the evening and at night.