Orange-Seeded Morning Glory

Orange-Seeded Morning Glory is a rare species from Africa. The small, lavender flowers are followed by fuzzy, bright orange seeds. It works well as either a groundcover or a trellised vine. It is less vigorous than most other species, making it good for small gardens.

The seeds have a very hard coat that must be nicked and soaked to germinate. If they don't swell up, repeat the process. Another common name for this species is Transvaal Orange-Seeded Morning Glory.

Height: 8'

Spacing: 12"

Light: Full sun

Sowing Morning Glory Seeds

Nick seeds and soak overnight. Sow outdoors after the last frost date, 1/4" deep. Or start indoors 4 weeks early.

Home-grown seeds.