Next years morning glory from last years seed crop
 

Hi,

I picked up about 1000 morning glory seeds from around my trellis. I
wonder if I grow plants from them this year if they will be of the
same quality and will flower just as much.

Cheers

Next years morning glory from last years seed crop
 

Jazzy wrote:
Hi,

I picked up about 1000 morning glory seeds from around my trellis. I
wonder if I grow plants from them this year if they will be of the
same quality and will flower just as much.

Cheers

You can only try it and see, you've nothing to lose except a bit of time and
50p worth of compost!

I've taken seeds from all kinds of things in my garden and most of them have
been ok, marigolds, verbena, lobelia etc...you might be lucky and get
something even better!

Next years morning glory from last years seed crop
 

In article ,
Jazzy Rupert van Valkenberg writes:
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| I picked up about 1000 morning glory seeds from around my trellis. I
| wonder if I grow plants from them this year if they will be of the
| same quality and will flower just as much.

It depends what type they were. If hybrids, they will be less
colourful but more variable. But they should still be good.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Next years morning glory from last years seed crop
 

"Jazzy" Rupert van Valkenberg wrote in message
...
Hi,

I picked up about 1000 morning glory seeds from around my trellis. I
wonder if I grow plants from them this year if they will be of the
same quality and will flower just as much.

Cheers


Surely they must be the same as the packet you bought. What else do the
commercial seed growers do than pick up the seeds from their own trelli.