The only thing I know is, they are an annual,
but are also considered a "tender perennial"
so, the plant may actually winter over if you had a mild winter and/or a micro climate place..
*where because of the mild winter and optimal growing conditions* it could live..

It also can reseed it's self in milder climates..

Did you let it go to see, any of the flowers?
Or did you pick all the seed pods..?

There's a chance for both, but I hate to say it,
it's a waiting game to know for sure.

Welcome to The Garden Helper's Forum by the way, we are very glad you found us, HoneyBear....

Hope you let us know if they did either or...
We always love to hear about follow~ups to questions..

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I was going to ask, if there was any harm to plant more seeds and if by chance your others' re~seed or the plant grows, and to have double the amount..
Ohhhhhhhhhh gosh, wouldn't that be soooo beautiful, with like dozens' of those along a fence or trellis...I can just imagine....
*do you have any pictures of the one's you grew last year?*

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Truly a one of a kind..
We have been very blessed to have a wonderful,
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PS. Is there a meaning list for the icons?

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Not exactly sure I know what you mean?
Icons, do you mean the gremalins????

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Weezie

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Not exactly sure I know what you mean?
Icons, do you mean the gremalins????

YES,YES,YES, Gremalins...I See Now..
I will try to find my pictures from last year & send you some.
Honey Bear

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Originally posted by angelblossom:
Honey:: I grow moonflowers every year with seeds(Vineing) they have never come back the next year Tho I believe there is a moonflower that does comes back every year .
I have never picked any of theseed pods or flowers either so I too have learned something Once again on here ,,I started the seeds inside

and just put put them out last week end , this year I put them in the ground I normally put in a hanging basket so once again eexperimenting is the way I learn! AND taking advice from fellow gardners here,,
Yes Honey this Forum is Fabulous!!
I've learned sooo much from here !

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Mine had 5" white flowers& smelled wonderful!!

my mom had some growing on her arbor and they never died. of course she lives in south florida where there's almost never any chance of frost so that could be why. and she just let them go to seed and fall and they just kept growing and growing. or maybe it just seemed like they never died because there were always new plants at different stages year round. either way it was beautiful and shady and smelled awesome!

We have had them grow in the cracks of our driveway and the one plant was over 6 ft. across in size and smelled sooo good at nite!
Greg

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Patches,
They definately would be only an annual up here..
And only under the right circumstances(micro climate), IMHO, would the seed over winter outside for your growing zone..
*Moonflowers are a tender perennial for zones' 9~10*

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I also grew Moon Flowers last year. I did save some of the seeds. They are huge. I bought last years as a plant. So I have'nt seen a seed till a picked them. Some are white and some have have turned a dirty white. I wonder if they are no good? They are also very hard. They must need soaked over nite.

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