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Morning Glory, Carnevale di Venezia

Morning Glory, Carnevale di Venezia
Vigorous climber with stunning flowers.
Oh, what a glorious morning glory! This fanciful mix of white-pink and white-blue ruffled double trumpeting blooms creates a delirious carnival of magical color. The vigorous climbing plants climb up to 15 ft. on a trellis. Mix contains 50% pink- and 50% blue-striped flowers. Provide supports for these vigorous climbers.

LifeCycle: Annual
Uses: Trellis or Lattice
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 5-15 feet
Spread: 6-10 feet
Sowing Method: Direct Sow/Indoor Sow
Bloom Duration: 10 weeks

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