it spread worldwide as a popular ornamental flower and became especially known for its striking red blooms and symbolic use in remembrance gardens
Together they make a balanced mix for seed trays
Keep well-spaced for proper head formation
cut the plant near the base when stems are crisp and leaves are fresh
Great for rooftops
Morning Glory (Rosita) – 5 Seeds Potting it spread worldwide as aMorning Glory (Rosita) produces large, crimson red trumpet shaped flowers with a clear white star and white edged petals, giving each bloom a bold picotee style look. It grows well in warm weather, prefers full sunlight, and is suitable for 8 12 inch pots, garden beds, balcony grills, fences, trellises, arches, and pergolas where its fast growing climbing vines can spread beautifully. Popular as a Japanese style ornamental morning glory, it is loved