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car3
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I need to know if I should cut back the vines now or wait till early spring?
Plants: 2 | From: ON. Canada | Registered: Oct 2002  |  Seeded: 66.203.160.222
mom54
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Hi, Morning Glories are an annual vine. They do self-sow, but I would save some seeds and sow them out in the Spring when the ground warms up. They are a pretty easy vine to grow. Good Luck------

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Plants: 215 | From: ridgeland,SC USA | Registered: Aug 2002  |  Seeded: 204.251.214.9
MM
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I think there is also a perennial vine as well.
I dont have one, but would like to get the perennial type sometime. I have seen them, tho, and they do well in our climate. (i didnt look to see where you were located, but I wouldnt trim/prune it until frost danger is over.(unless its invading somewhere you dont want it)

Plants: 2 | From: CA | Registered: Nov 2002  |  Seeded: 216.148.244.38
   

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