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Are all Morning Glories invasive?

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  • September 10, 2008 at 9:44 am #28407

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    Hi, I just love this site! :)

    I was just reading the post about a type of morning glory and it sent me searching the web, but I couldn’t find an exact answer to this question. Are all morning glories invasive? If not, which are not? Would it help to plant them in a pot?

    I have grown them through the years and never had a problem (actually I have had some trouble with getting them to grow!), and I was planning to plant them all along my fence next spring – moonflowers, too, I just love those!

    I will be unhappy to hear that I’m better off without them but I can handle the truth. Thanks!

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