Outsidepride Blue Picotee Morning Glory Seeds - 50 Pcs. Annual, Climbing & Vining Flower Seeds for Planting Large Star-Shaped Blue Blooms, Ideal for Gardens, Trellises & Vertical Landscapes

All my seed took and I had so many plants I had to give some away and share these beautiful flowers. Within a few day they were growing. I plant them directly into my flower bed and then had transplanted some into pots. Great seeds and fast germination rate.

Love that these finally popped up in my garden! Gorgeous and so fun to watch them bloom and create vines! Gorgeous display and colors, absolutely exquisite.

The plant grew all over everything but never flowered. Never even attempted to grow a flower. Extremely disappointedUpdate: they finally flowered but NOT the flowered I paid for. Not a happy customer!

Buy these seeds, i've been scammed by 4 other companies who charged me $10+ for a small packet of seeds and using all the germination tricks I could learn about, still the seeds did nothing. But these Morning Glory seeds from Outsidepride germinated super quick and easily, by day 2 in a warm moist plastic bag they began sprouting and I moved them into soil and now 10 days later out of the 50 seeds I have about 20 growing vines that are happy in the sun now. So many other companies sent me seeds that did nothing, this was my last try at growing from seed and glad I tried with Outsidepride.

I bought and grew these seeds last year. I would not describe them as a vigorous climber, more slow and steady. They grew about 1-11/2 feet tall and then stopped growing for the longest time. I was just about to rip them out of the ground when they began growing again. They did reach 8 feet by the end of the summer. I was looking forward to the spectaular flower. When this plant did begin to bloom it was not a double, but a single with a white edge. What I liked most about the photo of the flower was the white edge. I would have been satisfied with my plant as a single with the beautiful white edge. The white edge on my flowers were not impressive. I don't even know how to describe the white on my plants, but would try by saying there wasn't as much contrast between the flower color and the white wasn't as striking as in the photo. The white edge wasn't as thick as the flower shown in the photo. As summer progressed, the flower morphed more into a regular morning glory and the white edge disappeared completely. My plant never set seeds. I have not anticipated something so much and been so disappointed. I could have given this flower a lower rating, but am taking into consideration that all of the seeds germinated. I did nick the seeds with a knife a place them in a wet paper towel overnight before planting them.

Too early to see flowers but plants are growing nicely! I soaked in water and planted straight in ground. The first time I tried a seed starter kit but that did not work. So planting directly into the ground - much more success!

After soaking over night the seeds broke open a little. I planted several of these but only about a fourth actually sprouted; of those about a third actually grew above 3 inches. Maybe it's my climate, but these tend to grow up to a few inches, then just sit there stagnant. After a month or two a few then exploded with additional leaves and grew up a trellis. It's been about 4 months and I finally got some flowers blooming. I am pleasantly surprised to see they are trumpet flowers, which hummingbirds love. I have already seen a few hummingbirds check out the flowers, and even try to get to them before they bloom. Amazing color! I hope they survive the winter or I will be planting more next year.

As described-will plant to see how they grow