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Trimming/Pruning Morning Glories #8676 September 29th, 2002 at 10:40 AM
Joined: Sep 2002 Connecticut N newbie OP Junior Member
OP newbie Junior Member N Joined: Sep 2002 Connecticut	Help, I have some beautiful morning glories growing right next to my house. I have searched all over the net trying to find out how to keep them under control. I would love to trim them so that they don't get out of hand but I am afraid to kill them. I would also like to if possible transplant some of them. Can someone tell me how to trim them and if it is possible to transplant parts of them.Thanks

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Re: Trimming/Pruning Morning Glories #8677 September 30th, 2002 at 03:22 AM
Joined: Aug 2002 ridgeland,SC USA mom54 Heaven's Gardener
mom54 Heaven's Gardener Joined: Aug 2002 ridgeland,SC USA	All you have to do is cut them back to where you want them to grow. They are annuals, so I have not tried to transplant them. I have saved the seeds and planted them out. Maybe someone can help you with transplanting tips for them.

Re: Trimming/Pruning Morning Glories #8678 October 2nd, 2002 at 06:13 AM
Joined: Aug 2002 Knoxville, TN A alankhart Member
alankhart Member A Joined: Aug 2002 Knoxville, TN	Morning glories do not transplant well, so your best bet is to save seeds and grow new plants. They grow quite quickly, and reseed like crazy!

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