morning glory scarlett o'hara seeds Scarlet O'Hara Morning Glory Seeds (Ipomoea nil) – Deep red, trumpet-shaped flowers with a glowing white throat. Rapid climber that brings rich color

morning glory scarlett o'hara seeds Scarlet O'Hara Morning Glory Seeds (Ipomoea nil) – Deep red, trumpet-shaped flowers with a glowing white throat. Rapid climber that brings rich colorMinimum: 10+ Seeds Turn up the drama in your garden with Scarlet OHara Morning Glory, a breathtaking heirloom named for its bold beauty and timeless charm. This stunning variety boasts deep scarlet, trumpet shaped flowers with glowing white throats, blooming early in the morning and closing with the afternoon sun. With heart shaped leaves and vigorous vines, it quickly cloaks fences, trellises, arches, and pergolas in a cascade of red brilliance. Why

Minimum: 10+ Seeds

Turn up the drama in your garden with Scarlet O’Hara Morning Glory, a breathtaking heirloom named for its bold beauty and timeless charm. This stunning variety boasts deep scarlet, trumpet-shaped flowers with glowing white throats, blooming early in the morning and closing with the afternoon sun. With heart-shaped leaves and vigorous vines, it quickly cloaks fences, trellises, arches, and pergolas in a cascade of red brilliance.

Why You’ll Love It:

❤️ Bold Scarlet Blooms – Rich, velvety red petals with a radiant white center
🌿 Rapid Climber – Can reach up to 10–12 feet in a single season
🌞 Early Bloomer – Opens with the sunrise for a magical morning display
🦋 Pollinator Paradise – Loved by bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
🏡 Cottage Garden Vibe – Perfect for romantic, vintage-inspired spaces
🌱 Easy to Grow – Resilient and rewarding even for beginners

Quick Growing Info:

☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun
📆 Days to Bloom: 60–75 days
📏 Height: 8–12 feet
📐 Spread: 1–2 feet
🌸 Bloom Size: 3–4 inches across
🌼 Growth Habit: Twining annual vine
⚠️ Note: Seeds are toxic if ingested—keep away from children and pets

Growing Tips:

• Soak seeds overnight before planting to encourage germination

• Direct sow after danger of frost or start indoors 3–4 weeks early

• Provide a trellis or support structure—it climbs quickly!

• Prefers well-drained soil and full sunlight for best blooms

• Deadhead occasionally to extend flowering into fall

Perfect For:

🏡 Romantic cottage gardens
🪜 Vertical garden spaces, fences & arches
🦋 Pollinator pathways and butterfly gardens
🎨 Color-themed red gardens
👩🌾 Beginner gardeners and heirloom enthusiasts

❤️ Add Passion to Your Garden Walls.

Whether you're dressing up a garden fence or building a floral backdrop for your outdoor sanctuary, Scarlet O’Hara delivers all the flair of a Southern belle—graceful, bold, and impossible to ignore.

👉 Grow your own garden romance—start with Scarlet. 🌺✨