Mourning my Morning Glory Vine!

The flowers were a beautiful deep pink. They were small. I was so excited every morning to go out there and check its progress and see what flowers it had for me. There were two leaves left by the ground where it was cut. I buried the rest of it nearby in case it decides to come back. I love them too and I had big plans for this one. I will definitely plant again if it doesn't come back. And this time, it will be marked.

im glad your gonna mark it this time so hopefully they dont kill it. i do love the pink ones and the royal purple ones. im gonna say i bet it will grow back like it never got cut those things are so strong its almost winter here and there was one warm day last week and some of the seeds from the previous summer started sprouting and had unfurled their first leaves in one day.

Wow! That's amazing about the seedlings the other day. They must have been fooled into thinking it was spring! I have heard other stories of how resilient MG can be. My mother actually told me she doesn't like it because once you get it, you can't control it. I'm not concerned about that. I just want a vine to grow on this thing I made for my patio and I love mg.

LOL. I must defend the dopey guy here. While he made a crucial mistake, I understand how he didn't know. There were no flowers visible to him. If he didn't know how to id morning glory by the leaves, it was doomed. Therefore, chop-chop! It is growing right outside my patio. Coincidently, it came up right near where I placed this fouton frame I painted. I put it there, on it's side with plans of getting some kind of vine to grow on it. More privacy kinda thing. I was so happy it popped up right there and I fed it through the cinder blocks so that it could climb on my frame. It was loving it. That's where all the flowers where. On his side were only maybe 8 inches of a few sets of leaves. Nothing else near it though. It's hard to explain, but, I hope I made it visibly clearer how it was growing.

okay..maybe he had a soul..I love morning glories, I wished I lived where they weren't considered an annual. I grow the prettiest blue ones..I wind them all around in the lattice on our deck and they are gorgeous,then winter comes and I start all over every spring.

Thank you so much. I have done just that and now I enjoy my pretty blue morning glories. I also have them marked and planed on the inside of my patio. :-)