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I, too, grow ‘Grandpa Ott,’ and it does seed regularly. Mine doesn’t seem to spread beyond a 5 or six foot radius, though. I pull out the young plants I don’t want and leave the others to grow through the support I have for them and through a Rosa rubrifolia right next door. This morning glory is a real treat with the rose’s blue leaves.
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