Talking about Morning Glory Tree (Ipomoea carnea), PatEllson wrote:

These are considered poisonous plants, buds, blooms and leaves. The iguanas here in South Florida did not get this memo. They love it!

Talking about Cypress Vine (Ipomoea quamoclit), sallyg wrote:

Charming vine but beware the growth potential and the self seeding! I grew it on my garden fence, the vine makes loads of blooms and thus loads of seed. New ones are still coming up in July with each turn of any soil. And while it looks lacey and airy, enough of them can cast a good bit of shade. I'm not sure where this is best used but NOT on my vegetable garden fence. Maybe someone can gift me an extra acre and I can grow this and other thugs on a frame surrounded by mown area.

Talking about Morning Glory (Ipomoea cardiophylla), fruitoverdose wrote:

This morning glory is very similar to I. tricolor in terms of flower, leaves, seedlings and flower buds.

Talking about Ipomoea verbascoidea, Gerris2 wrote:

Unfortunately my 12 year old plant of Ipomoea verbascoidea has succumbed to root rot 😭. Fortunately I started another plant a couple of years to continue its presence in my garden morning glory family.

Talking about Morning Glory (Ipomoea obscura 'Keniaki'), Bandita74 wrote:

This particular morning glory attracts a lot of wasps not only to the blooms for pollination but in general. The one I have is covered in all different types of wasps. They bury themselves inside the plant.