Family: Convolvulaceae
Synonym: Convolvulus
carneus (Jacq.) Spreng.
Habit:
Shrub
Habitat:
yards and gardens
Flowering
& Fruiting: February-July
Distribution:
Asia, Africa and north America
Key identification features:
Bush Morning Glory is a shrub. Originally from tropical America, it is widely
naturalized. The plants bloom in clusters of pink flowers all spring and summer
long. As the name suggests, the blooms fade as the sun warms them, just like
morning glories - but they are impressive while they last, blooming in large
clusters at the ends of the tall branches. Attractive to butterflies and
hummingbirds.
Uses:
Anti-cancer,
anti-inflammatory, anti-sleeping, anti-cardiovascular, and anti-inflammatory
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