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Convolvulus tricolor--Dwarf Morning Glory
Michigan State University Extension — Height: 18 in Spacing: 12 in Flowers: Blue, pink, purple combined with white and yellow Comments: Dwarf Morning Glory produces small flowers which Propagation: Propagation is by seed sown directly in the resemble those of morning glory. The ...More…
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Convolvulus - Plant of the Week
Burke's Backyard — Convolvulus mauritanicus is one of those plants that always does a good job. It is hardy, attractive, humble and very giving. Common name: convolvulus (not often called by its common name, 'bindweed') Description: Trailing perennial with small, .. ...More…
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Convolvulus tricolor--Dwarf Morning Glory
Old House Web — Dwarf morning glory produces small flowers which resemble those of morning glory. The plants are 12 inches tall and need sun and a good garden soil. Home Improvement Topics Bathroom Clawfoot Tubs Corbels Windows Remodeling Closet Doors Lighting ...More…
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Convolvulus tricolor
Missouri Botanical Garden — Warm weather annual. It may act as a short-lived perennial in USDA Zones 9-11 where it is winter hardy. It is best grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. Some light afternoon shade is appreciated in hot summer ...More…
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Wildflowers: Convolvulus arvensis
NC State University Coop Extension — White, .75 inch funnel-shaped flowers; no bracts at base 1 to 2 inch triangular leaves with arrow-shaped base; slender, trailing stems Moist thickets, fields Introduced from Europe Low-growing vineMore…