Morning Glory Vines

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vinca4me Joined: 4/15/2008 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 1	Posted: Apr/15/2008 9:45 AM PST I would like to plant a flowering vine which will grow in partial shade. I have started Morning Glory seeds, but I am fearful they will die. Any suggestions as to a partial shade vine (shade in the am) which will grow at the Jersey Shore? Thanks Quote \| Reply \| Report

KeyWee Joined: 11/29/2006 Location: West Kentucky Posts: 1759	Posted: Apr/15/2008 1:20 PM PST Welcome, vinca! Shade vines ~ clematis and climbing hydrangea. Either one is good for your zone. A morning glory may grow ok in shade but it probably won't flower much. Ooops ~ I'm an idiot-a ...... neither one that I mentioned is an annual. Look what I get for trying to pretend I'm smart Ok ~ annual vines is what you're after. For shade ~ I'll have to think about that one ....... Quote \| Reply \| Report

sweetangyl17 Joined: 11/03/2012 Location: Malone, NY Posts: 4	Posted: Nov/05/2012 3:37 PM PST Here's a few ideas! Morning glory vines, black-eyed Susan vines, mandevilla, canary creeper, nasturtium and scarlet runner bean. I grew morning glories this past summer and found them to be very hardy! They got a lot of afternoon shade and I generally had daily blooms of 100 or more! I also had sweet pea vines that did very well with afternoon shade. (I'm in Northern NY zone 4. Good luck! Quote \| Reply \| Report