Hi
This may sound like a silly question but here it goes.
I have a rambling rose (Ena Harkness) growing from a large container onto an arch and it is doing fine and in full bloom.
IN spring this year, I grew some morning glories that someone on A4A gave me and they are doing terribly well too - I planted one in the same pot as the rambling rose.
My question is : the morning glory has grown up the arch around the rose. Is it possible that it may "strangle" the rose and kill it ???? If so, I would need to retrieve the glory.
Thanks for any help with this subject. ;D :D ;D
Hi Marianne, Don't worry the Morning Glorys wont strangle the rose, they are annual and will die off over winter.
Thanks for your response Deeds. That has reassured me. :D :D
I'm sure they won't harm the rose, as has been said, BUT you may have tens of seedlings next year if we have a mild winter - I've been pulling them up for about a month now. ;D
Hi Rosa Mundi, I noticed they have sprouted up where I least expected them ! they took ages to "take off" in the colder whether but now they seem to have gone completely mad - my garden looks like a mini jungle !
;D :D