August 20, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_199334 I finally removed a shrub that was over grown and filled in the space with some planter boxes. Planters are open on top with a shelf inside for the pots to set on. It doesn't take much for a morning glory to take hold. Report
August 20, 20197 yr comment_199339 Looks great. The Morning Glory sure didn't waste any time growing. Must be all that rain we've had. Report
August 20, 20197 yr Author comment_199396 We planted these several years back and they haven't grown for awhile. Loosening up the soil when I install the planters rustled up the seeds. We would train them across the columns of the porch and then kill them off just before Halloween. Put a fog machine on the banister and it adds a great effect. Report
August 24, 20197 yr comment_199766 I love those morning glory's Bob, those are really cool. Very nice woodworking too! Did you use cedar fence boards for the lumber? Report
August 25, 20197 yr Author comment_199843 20 hours ago, John Morris said: Did you use cedar fence boards for the lumber? No, that's just treated deck boards. All the plants are in pots so I don't have to worry about the treatment affecting the plants. Report
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