Send me a self addressed stamped envelope and I will gladly send you some fresh black knight niola morning glory seeds it is the only variety I am growing...don't want to trade at the moment.

My ivy leafed small light blue morning glories bloomed first and got to about four foot tall. The Early morning, or tall mix got tallest at about ten foot and bloomed much later. Because they needed to be sown after frost I didn't see a lot of difference between my direct sown and winter sown. I didn't use the best soil though and my drainage was bad. This year I'm doing more and will be direct sowing for ease of planting out.

I've grown morning glories for years. I've found that on the Gulf Coast, the afternoon sun makes them wilt. I'd say that morning sun would be a better choice. If they don't get enough sun, they won't want to bloom. As far as watering goes, not too little or too much. I usually soak the seed overnight before soaking. I also scratch the surface with an Exacto knife (and try not to cut myself) Hope this helps. Here is a link that might be useful: Deborah's Garden

I have one of those!was grandpa otts....I'd swear its confussed.last year sometimes was a mix....some days the way it was suppose to& others was pink...ya just never know.I even had 2 stray baby blues.It was a trade.I just guessed was crossed. Nice shot ya took!