KVITER 100 Blue & White Morning Glory Seeds (Ipomoea) – Perennial Flower Seeds for Planting, Climbing Flowering Vines – Ideal Flower Seeds to Plant Outside & Inside in Containers, Trellises, Beds

$5.79

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1 Soak Before Sowing

2 Sow Seeds Directly

3 Sowing Depth & Spacing

4 Ensure Proper Sunlight

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Vibrant Blue & White Blooms: These morning glory seeds for planting outdoors or indoors produce 6–10 ft. vines – garden seeds for full sun. Top climbing flower seeds for USDA zones 2–11
Fast-Growing Vines: Soak seeds 12–24 hours before planting. Sow vining flower seeds 1/4″ deep. Space plants 6–12″ apart for airy growth. These climbing flowers require 6-8 hours of sunlight a day.
Perennial Charm: Grow these morning glory vine seeds as perennial seeds for planting in mild regions. Ideal for fences or containers, they’re also lovely flower seeds for pots.
Pollinator-Friendly Vine: Our Untreated morning glory seeds act as a hummingbird attractor, encouraging beneficial visits. Enjoy climbing flowering vines in your flower garden all season.
Generous Seed Packets: Morning glory flower seeds yield 2–3 inch showy flowers. These white blue morning glory seeds are easy to train on trellises, perfect for any flower plants arrangements.

Reviews (13)

13 reviews for KVITER 100 Blue & White Morning Glory Seeds (Ipomoea) – Perennial Flower Seeds for Planting, Climbing Flowering Vines – Ideal Flower Seeds to Plant Outside & Inside in Containers, Trellises, Beds

  1. BB

    Blue and white morning glory
    Every single seed came up and we’ll transfer to a larger pot as soon as they get a little bigger. Quick to germinate and fast growing. The seeds were soaked the night before.

  2. Donna Muniz

    NOT LIKE PICTURE!
    These flowers are NOT like the picture!!! I was so disappointed and of course you cannot send them back because the time expired due to the growing time!! I purchased these 2 times!! I should be refunded in full! As you can see, these are just plain blue morning glorys.

  3. scsr_2015

    Germinate fast
    All of the seeds I planted sprouted. Started in peat pods, then moved outside. So far they are looking good. Will update once they bloom.

  4. Patrick

    Great service and seeds
    My package didn’t show up and the seller replaced it with another. 95% of the seeds I planted sprouted within a few days!

  5. map

    Not as pretty as pictured
    Bloomed inside in 6-8 weeks, but just regular ole morning glories—blue in a.m./pink in afternoon. Still amazing plants. But color not as vivid as shown. Outside, morning glories are aggressive, tough plants. So I put seeds into pots.My last glories were eaten by squirrels digging seeds up in spring after a few seasons of blooming and then the squirrels would race around doing these jumps and flips. Strange effects from being aggressive to fighting to amazingly strong acrobatics. Never had observed any drugged up squirrels before.Must be why Aztecs and Mayans used them as supernatural drugs for centuries and the insane reason for decapitating thousands on temple tops. They even anointed their victims with its sap as well. Plus it’s latex was used to make the first court balls. Those balls were the origin of their first huge court ball games, initially using their heads instead of their feet. That was the origin of vicious football. Get drugged up, make some balls, then kill the losing team when the game ended.And carve that flower symbol into all stone architecture to represent their culture. Total brain destruction and rage stemming from such a pretty LSD flower. Probably why and how their civilizations vanished.

  6. Danna Teal

    So neat to watch them grow
    I got my first flower this morning. Its been little over a month since I planted them.There such a pretty flower. They start out butterfly shaped sprouts and as they begin to vine they have heart shaped leaves

  7. Amber S

    False advertising
    Definitely did not receive 100 seeds, maybe 40. I wish I would’ve read these reviews before purchasing , I didn’t know they were just average morning glory’s, ugh.

  8. PAULA M GARRETT

    Actually grew!
    Planted on Monday, had sprouts by Thursday! Can’t wait to see them once they get bigger!

  9. stella shoemaker

    They are starting to sprout

  10. eric koch

    Not even one of the seeds sprouted of the entire package.

  11. Alexandra D.

    J’ai acheté ses graines sans grande attentes puisque j’avais lue de mauvais commentaire mais au final elles ont super bien pousser meme si elle ne sont pas exactement la même couleur que la photo elles sont magnifique.J’ai planter 5 sorte de gloire et celle-ci est la sorte que j’ai en plus grande quantité chaque jours.Alors pour la par je recommande

  12. Amazon Customer

    Only 88 in the pack. All but 4 were scarified which I appreciated. But I would expect there to be 100 seeds if I’m paying $12. Hopefully they will all sprout. Will report back on how many sprouted.

  13. L

    Got around 20 seeds not 100

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