Morning Glories
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DFB
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They are fantastic climbers for sure. Most folks love them. We always sell out at the greenhouse every spring with starter transplants.
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They look nice on those big brick mailboxes, too.
oosik
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I think what farmers do not like is called - Field Bind Weed. Looks 100% like Morning Glory( is a member of the MG family) except to those who know their plants. I was admiring some beautiful Morning Glories on my driveway when my neighbor came over and advised that they were Bind Weeds. He advised that it would be best that I start an aggressive program to eliminate them. That was about ten years ago - they have not spread any since then - I've just left them alone.
I think the problem with Bind Weed & probably Morning Glory, as well, they are tough to eradicate and can cause real difficulties when trying to harvest a crop - such as hay. They can also bring diseases to potatoes, cereal grain crops, beans.............
I think the problem with Bind Weed & probably Morning Glory, as well, they are tough to eradicate and can cause real difficulties when trying to harvest a crop - such as hay. They can also bring diseases to potatoes, cereal grain crops, beans.............
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rekees4300
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True ... that fence is by our garden and by the end of the season most of it is taken over by the Morning Glories. Amazing how fast they grow!
