Morning Glory ‘Convolvulus Seeds’: Ipomoea tricolor Mix

Convolvulus Seeds:

Convolvulus, commonly known as bindweed or morning glory, is a genus of flowering plants in the Convolvulaceae family, known for their trumpet-shaped flowers and vibrant colors. Convolvulus seeds are mixed, often for bedding or container gardening, and come in a variety of colors. Some species are ornamental, while others like Convolvulus arvensis can be invasive.

Key Features of Convolvulus Seed Mixes:

• Variety: Some seed mixes, like the Ensign Mixed, offer a selection of tri-colored blooms, while others, like Flagship Mixed, focus on a range of single-color options.
• Growth Habit: Convolvulus species can be compact bedding plants (like some varieties of morning glory) or can be used for creating ground cover or climbing displays.
• Bloom Time: Many Convolvulus varieties, like the Morning Glory Ensign, are prolific bloomers, producing flowers throughout the season until frost.
• Self-Seeding: Some Convolvulus species, such as those within the Morning Glory genus, are known to self-seed, providing a continuous display of flowers year after year.
• Ease of Growing: Convolvulus is generally considered an easy-to-grow plant, making it a popular choice for beginner gardeners.
• Versatility: Convolvulus can be grown in various settings, including gardens, allotments, and containers.
• Maintenance: While relatively low-maintenance, Convolvulus benefits from regular feeding and watering, especially during the flowering season.

Growing Convolvulus:

• Sowing: Seeds can be sown directly in the ground or started indoors before transplanting.
• Soil: Convolvulus prefers well-drained soil and sunny locations.
• Sunlight: They need plenty of sunlight to thrive.
• Watering: Regular watering and feeding are recommended, advises Viridis Hortus.