Outsidepride 500 Seeds Annual Ipomoea Purpurea Morning Glory Grandpa OTT Climbing Vine Flower Seeds for Planting - Perfect for Garden Trellis, Fence Cover & Outdoor Landscaping

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Old, But Still Good! Grandpa Ott is one of the original Bavarian varieties of Morning Glory vines! Morning Glory (Ipomoea Purpurea Grandpa Ott) This old fashioned Morning Glory annual can easily be grown from seeds! The Grandpa Ott was nearly extinct but has made a comeback in recent years. It is a hardy and reliable climber that puts on a glorious show. Grandpa Ott is absolutely stunning with its large and velvety, rich, royal purple trumpet-shaped blooms that have a "star" with a pink throat. Its blooms start later in mid-summer and continue until fall frost, and its flowers stay open in cloudy weather. The Grandpa Ott has flowers that are on the small side, but it makes up for that with its joyful and free-blooming nature. If you allow the Morning Glory to climb a tall trellis or fence, it will easily begin to twine about them. The Morning Glory will open in the morning and close in the afternoon time, giving it its name. It also produces new flowers on a daily basis is a fast growing flower. The Grandpa Ott is native to Mexico and Central America. The bright blooms attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Morning Glory (Ipomoea Purpurea Grandpa Ott) This old fashioned Morning Glory annual can easily be grown from seeds! The Grandpa Ott was nearly extinct but has made a comeback in recent years. It is a hardy and reliable climber that puts on a glorious show. Grandpa Ott is absolutely stunning with its large and velvety, rich, royal purple trumpet-shaped blooms that have a "star" with a pink throat. Its blooms start later in mid-summer and continue until fall frost, and its flowers stay open in cloudy weather. The Grandpa Ott has flowers that are on the small side, but it makes up for that with its joyful and free-blooming nature. If you allow the Morning Glory to climb a tall trellis or fence, it will easily begin to twine about them. The Morning Glory will open in the morning and close in the afternoon time, giving it its name. It also produces new flowers on a daily basis is a fast growing flower. The Grandpa Ott is native to Mexico and Central America. The bright blooms attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Morning Glory (Ipomoea Purpurea Grandpa Ott) This old fashioned Morning Glory annual can easily be grown from seeds! The Grandpa Ott was nearly extinct but has made a comeback in recent years. It is a hardy and reliable climber that puts on a glorious show. Grandpa Ott is absolutely stunning with its large and velvety, rich, royal purple trumpet-shaped blooms that have a "star" with a pink throat. Its blooms start later in mid-summer and continue until fall frost, and its flowers stay open in cloudy weather. The Grandpa Ott has flowers that are on the small side, but it makes up for that with its joyful and free-blooming nature. If you allow the Morning Glory to climb a tall trellis or fence, it will easily begin to twine about them. The Morning Glory will open in the morning and close in the afternoon time, giving it its name. It also produces new flowers on a daily basis is a fast growing flower. The Grandpa Ott is native to Mexico and Central America. The bright blooms attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Morning Glory (Ipomoea Purpurea Grandpa Ott) This old fashioned Morning Glory annual can easily be grown from seeds! The Grandpa Ott was nearly extinct but has made a comeback in recent years. It is a hardy and reliable climber that puts on a glorious show. Grandpa Ott is absolutely stunning with its large and velvety, rich, royal purple trumpet-shaped blooms that have a "star" with a pink throat. Its blooms start later in mid-summer and continue until fall frost, and its flowers stay open in cloudy weather. The Grandpa Ott has flowers that are on the small side, but it makes up for that with its joyful and free-blooming nature. If you allow the Morning Glory to climb a tall trellis or fence, it will easily begin to twine about them. The Morning Glory will open in the morning and close in the afternoon time, giving it its name. It also produces new flowers on a daily basis is a fast growing flower. The Grandpa Ott is native to Mexico and Central America. The bright blooms attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Morning Glory Seeds | Grandpa Ott How to Grow It is best to nick or file the seed coating before planting. Also soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours prior to sowing. To sow indoors, plant seeds in pots 4 weeks before the last frost. Cover and make sure plants retain moisture until germination occurs. If sowing outdoors, direct sow seeds about two weeks after last frost. Then set outside once last frost has passed and soil has warmed. Flower Specifications Sowing Rate: 6 - 8 seeds per foot Depth: 1/4 inch Average Germ Time: 7 - 21 days Moisture: Keep seed moist until germination Plant Spacing: Thin to 12 inches Height: 120 inches USDA Zones: 3 - 10 Season: Annual