Morning Glory (Flying Saucers) – 15 Seeds no-first It became known locally through

It became known locally through traditional and Unani herbal use

Phosphorus-Rich Fertilizer

and hot weather when soil dries quickly

A cleaner compost option for home gardeners who want natural soil improvement without strong smell

Better Drainage – Holes in each cell prevent rot and soggy roots

Morning Glory (Flying Saucers) – 15 Seeds no-first It became known locally throughMorning Glory Flying Saucers produces eye catching, blue and white striped trumpet flowers with a soft, swirling pattern that makes each bloom look slightly different. It thrives in warm weather, grows best in full sunlight, and performs well in 8 12 inch pots, garden beds, railings, fences, trellises, and other climbing supports where its vigorous twining vines can quickly cover empty spaces. Native to tropical America, it spread worldwide as a