On March 1st, I scarified, soaked, and planted about 50 seeds of Ipomoea pandurata, and about 10 seeds of Ipomoea cristulata. Within days most of the cristulata had germinated. The pandurata, surprisingly, germinated much later... by several weeks. For the last month they've been growing happily in pots on the windowsill getting tangled up amongst themselves & a neighboring epiphyllum. Today I took them outside and set about untangling them from each other, which required plenty of patience! The cristulata had already started branching and so had multiple vines per plant. It was a delicate procedure, and I only lost one leaf in the process. So with that done, now I have to find a spot where they can harden off before being planted in the garden. I'm proud to say that I have 14 healthy plants (7 of each species). Yay me! :-) Dennis in Cincinnati (where the bearded irises are starting to bloom, and tulips are just passed peak bloom)