repotting blue daze morning glory

Best way to re-pot blue daze outside, USDA Zone 9?

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#1 Comment By Alisma On 09/11/2016 @ 1:41 pm

“Blue Daze” Evolvulus, a morning glory variety, can be grown in containers or in the ground outdoors. Choose a well-drained potting soil and a sunny location. If the plant has grown too large for its container, move it to a larger pot or divide it. Here’s how to grow this plant in containers:

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Here’s how to prevent plant stress when repotting:

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