Convolvulus Morning Glory Blue Flower

Dwarf morning glory tricolour convolvulus synonyme s.

Convolvulus morning glory blue flower. Plants form a low trailing mat of round green leaves bearing a long display of funnel shaped lavender to violet blue flowers. The reddish brown flowers of paprika common yarrow achillea millefolium paprika are a good contrast to the morning glory s lavender blue. Native to the mediterranean region convolvulus sabatius bindweed or ground morning glory is a luscious trailing woody based perennial noted for its endless production of widely funnel shaped lavender blue flowers 1 2 in. From late spring to early winter groups of 3 12 deep blue purple flowers that are pink at the base and wither in the midday sun are produced.

A member of the morning glory family convolvulaceae. The wild type is native to europe and northern africa. Plant in a sunny garden bed or plant up a tower of pots like the one shown with red pelargonium white alyssum and blue convolvulus. Companion plantscombine this groundcover with the deeper blue of dwarf plumbago ceratostigma plumbaginoides or use blue oat grass helictotrichon sempervirens as a companion to its gray green leaves.

The flowers start the morning with bright blue color and as the day progresses the color of the bloom turns to more of a pinkish hue. Excellent for rock gardens or edging particularly in hot sunny areas. Across 2 5 cm throughout the year in mild winter areas from early summer to early fall elsewhere. Blue white red and pink flowering cultivars are available.

Although morning glories ipomoea can be extremely invasive in warm zones convolvulus mauritanicus is of moderate vigour only and never likely to be a nuisance. It grows best in well drained soil and full sun. Mauritanicus very popular and widely grown in california this beautiful low groundcover is also worth trying in other regions. Blue enchantment convolvulus is a dwarf morning glory known for the color of its flowers a stunning deep blue with yellow centers surrounded by white.

High climbing vine with tough hairy twining running stems with tough fibrous roots without rhizomes. Across 5 cm with a golden yellow center ringed in white and surrounded by royal blue petals. Native to the mediterranean region award winning convolvulus tricolor blue ensign dwarf morning glory is a particularly attractive annual or short lived perennial usda zones 9 11. Dwarf compact ground cover version of morning glory with those bright blue flowers but without the rampaging tendencies.

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