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Ground Morning Glory

Convolvulus Sabatius

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Overview

The Ground Morning Glory, Convolvulus sabatius, is a perennial trailing vine known for its profuse, funnel-shaped, blue to purplish flowers. With a height of 6-12 inches and a spread of up to 2 feet, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soils. This hardy plant blooms from spring to fall, providing ground cover or spilling beauty in hanging baskets, and is a favorite for adding a splash of color in Mediterranean-inspired landscapes.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 6–10Climate Mediterranean

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
6–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Convolvulaceae
Climate
Mediterranean

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Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — is a perennial trailing vine known for its profuse
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — With a height of 6-12 inches and a spread of up to 2 feet, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soils
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — This hardy plant blooms from spring to fall
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — providing ground cover or spilling beauty in hanging baskets
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — and is a favorite for adding a splash of color in Mediterranean-inspired landscapes
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — The Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus sabatius)
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — also known as the Blue Rock Bindweed or Trailing Bindweed
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — Originating from the Mediterranean basin
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — is a perennial trailing vine cherished for its cascading habit and vibrant floral display
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — this low-growing plant typically extends up to 2 feet in width with a spread of about 3 to 5 feet
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — It is often recommended for its versatility - it can elegantly spill over retaining walls
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — gracefully weave through a mixed border
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — creating a delicate backdrop for the blossoms
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — During the flowering season
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — which spans from early spring through the fall
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — the Ground Morning Glory puts forth a profusion of trumpet-shaped blooms
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — Each flower is approximately 1 inch in diameter
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — showcasing a deep blue to purple hue with a white center
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — In colder climates, it is often treated as an annual
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — It is drought-tolerant once established
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — which is ideal for clients seeking an attractive
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — yet water-wise addition to their landscape
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — it's recommended to place plants approximately 18 to 24 inches apart
Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus Sabatius) — allowing them space to flourish fully

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