Morning glory vines are seldom bothered by pests, though aphids, spider mites, and leaf miners are possible. A gentle horticultural oil such as neem oil can be an effective method of pest removal.

When I first moved into my apartment, our big backyard space (a hot commodity in NYC) had beautiful morning glory vines ...

Has anyone ever had good luck with the famous morning-glory variety called ‘Heavenly ... Will the young grass withstand the cleanup of leaves and acorns, or is it best to wait until fall cleanup ...

Researchers have successfully decoded the entire Japanese morning glory genome ... found a number of genes that determine flower and leaf shapes as well as flower colors and patterns.

I woke up one morning to see small lavender flowers growing in my yellow allamanda. When I looked closely, I found they were part of a vine. Are they wildflowers or weeds? This wild flowering vine ...

Morning glory infestations can have severe economic impact: For example, competition between common and ivy leaf morning glories and row crops such as cotton can reduce yield by as much as 80–88 ...

IU Bloomington emeritus professor David Dilcher and colleagues in India identified 57-milion-year-old leaf fossils from eastern India as being from the morning glory family, which includes sweet ...