In what season do morning glories bloom?

Morning glory is sown in spring and summer and blooms in summer and autumn. Morning glory usually blooms at 6 ~ 10, usually at 4~5 in the morning, and the flowers will wither around noon. This is because the morning glory is large and thin, and contains a certain amount of water. When the sun shines, the water in the flowers will evaporate in a short time. If you are in a cool place, the morning glory will wither slowly, and sometimes the flowers will bloom in the afternoon.

The common Petunia varieties are Petunia split-leaf, and the colors are bright blue, rose red or white. Petunia has round leaves, wide heart-shaped leaves, small flowers, white, rose red, cherry blue and other colors; Petunia grandiflora with large leaves and long stems and bright colors; Tri-color Petunia, which has smooth stems and leaves, large flowers, bright blue ocean, red or white varieties; Rare double Petunia.