Heavenly Blue Morning Glories

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A home gardener found this early-flowering version of sky blue morning glory with heart-shaped leaves, and recognizing its importance, saved its seeds. They have beautifully-shaped blooms that unfurl in the sun and romantic tendrils that lend old-fashioned charm. That many grams should be much more powerful than that.

Heavenly Blue is easy to grow, perennial or annual depending on your region, and blooms throughout the summer with tons of big, blue flowers with bright white. p.s.

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These organic, untreated seeds provide a fast-growing climber that is extremely easy to take care of and a colorful addition to any Shaman's Garden. Every spring, without fail, I press fat 'Heavenly Blue' morning glory (Ipomoea tricolor 'Heavenly Blue') seeds into peat pots and anticipate the wall of China blue that I'll relish come high summer. 'Heavenly Blue' opens with the sunrise and greets me on my way to work every summer morning. The morning glory has been used as a laxative in Asian and Mesoamerican countries for centuries, and a tea was sometimes concocted from its roots as a diuretic and expectorant.

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