These impressive grapes can be eaten fresh off the vine, dried into raisins, or pressed into wine, among other uses. Best in full sun and easy to grow from seed, the heavenly blue morning glory ...

The vine is native to Central America and its flowers, which can come in a range of colors including pink, blue, and white ... so when and how you grow morning glory from seed can vary depending ...

The most common morning glory grown by gardeners is the heavenly blue, Ipomoea tricolor ... It is a perennial vine and tender to frost and freezing temperatures. The leaves are dark green and ...

Most of the vine was dying away so we cut off stems with furled buds and put them in three jars with water, no roots. Heavenly Blue morning glory is so pretty. We got the most out of them this ...

It was, in fact, a morning glory. Flying Saucers morning glory is an offspring of the more common Heavenly Blue. We can thank seedsman Darold Decker of California for breeding this beauty in 1960.

“In 1971, as her album Blue topped charts around the world, Joni Mitchell crafted one hundred copies of Morning Glory on the Vine as a holiday gift for her closest friends,” Mitchell’s site ...