Plant morning glory in well-drained, loamy soil. This tough vine is not picky about soil fertility and will grow happily in nutrient-poor soil. Heavy, waterlogged clay is about the only terrain ...

Plant morning glory in well-drained, loamy soil. This tough vine is not picky about soil fertility and will grow happily in nutrient-poor soil. Heavy, waterlogged clay is about the only terrain ...

Hidden in the seed coat of a common plant, an elusive fungus has finally been found. It may lead to better treatments for ...

Our Mystery morning-glory is native to eastern North ... papery capsule containing several seeds. The plants can form a tangle of vines, and so can be a bit annoying in great numbers.

At West Virginia University (WVU), Corinne Hazel, an undergraduate major in environmental microbiology, examined morning ...

An app suggests it’s a morning glory. How can I eliminate it ... getting enough of the herbicide into the plant’s leaves to kill the entire vine. First of all, while you still have ...