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Fixing Morning Glory Failure: Soil Fertility and Phosphorus Needs

Morning glories need fertile, phosphorus-rich soil with neutral pH (7.0). Amend in spring with compost, aged manure, and peat. Supplement with a high-phosphorus water-soluble fertilizer like Miracle-Gro Bloom Booster for strong growth and heavy blooming.

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