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Bush Morning Glory

Convolvulus Cneorum

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Overview

The Bush Morning Glory, Convolvulus cneorum, is a perennial shrub revered for its silvery foliage and stunning funnel-shaped white to pinkish flowers. A hardy specimen reaching 2 feet in height and 3 feet in width, it thrives in USDA zones 8-10. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Low-maintenance and drought-resistant, it blooms profusely in spring, with sporadic flowers through summer. Ideal for Mediterranean-style gardens and as accent plants in rockeries or borders.

Sun FullWater LowZones 9–11Climate Mediterranean
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — is a perennial shrub revered for its silvery foliage and stunning funnel-shaped white to pinkish flowers

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Low
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Convolvulaceae
Climate
Mediterranean

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Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — minimal pruning is required; the Bush Morning Glory is drought-tolerant once established, image 73
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Simply remove any dead or damaged branches in early spring to encourage fresh growth; occasional, image 74
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Occasional watering during extended periods of drought will keep this shrub thriving; a hardy specimen, image 75
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Its compact size and ornamental qualities make it an excellent choice for borders; making it an ideal, image 76
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — or as a feature plant in Mediterranean-themed landscapes; its compact size and ornamental qualities make, image 77
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — white flowers in the garden; prefers full sun and well-drained soil, image 78
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — ground cover / perennial / shrub with white blooms; with sporadic blooms throughout the warmer months, image 79
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — ground cover / perennial / shrub for full; or as a feature plant in Mediterranean-themed landscapes, image 80
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — is a perennial shrub revered for its silvery foliage and stunning funnel-shaped white to pinkish flowers, image 81
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — A hardy specimen reaching 2 feet in height and 3 feet in width, it thrives in USDA zones 8-10; the Bush, image 82
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Prefers full sun and well-drained soil; white flowers in the garden, image 83
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Low-maintenance and drought-resistant, it blooms profusely in spring, with sporadic flowers through, image 84
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Ideal for Mediterranean-style gardens and as accent plants in rockeries or borders; adding a dynamic, image 85
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — commonly known as the Bush Morning Glory; ground cover / perennial / shrub with white blooms, image 86
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Typically reaching heights between 2 to 3 feet with a similar spread; commonly known as the Bush Morning, image 87
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — The Bush Morning Glory is drought-tolerant once established; minimal pruning is required, image 88
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — making it an ideal choice for water-wise gardens or arid climates; ground cover / perennial / shrub for, image 89
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — with sporadic blooms throughout the warmer months; typically reaching heights between 2 to 3 feet with a, image 90
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — the Bush Morning Glory's blossoms are a magnet for pollinators such as bees and butterflies; simply, image 91
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — adding a dynamic living element to the landscape.<br><br>For maintenance; is a perennial shrub revered, image 92
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — minimal pruning is required; the Bush Morning Glory is drought-tolerant once established, image 93
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Simply remove any dead or damaged branches in early spring to encourage fresh growth; occasional, image 94
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Occasional watering during extended periods of drought will keep this shrub thriving; a hardy specimen, image 95
Bush Morning Glory (Convolvulus Cneorum) — Its compact size and ornamental qualities make it an excellent choice for borders; making it an ideal, image 96

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