Botanical Name: Convolvulus cneorum
Common Name: Bush morning glory Type of Plant: dicot: shrub Character evergreen Habit of Growth: Overall Shape upright, many stemmed from near base to form a loose, rounded canopy Height 2' - 4' Spread equal Growth Rate rapid Environment: Exposure outdoors full sun Soil well draining, fairly dry soils Hardiness some frost, zones 7-9, 12-24 Morphology: Leaves pinnate, alternate, oval-oblong to obovate, 1" - 2" long, pale silvery gray green, silky to the touch Flowers white, 1" - 2" across, wide funnel-shaped, yellow throat, solitary or in terminal clusters; April - September Fruit inconspicuous, tiny achene Propagation: semi-hardwood/softwood cuttings Usage: small filler for attractive flower display and grayish foliage; informal landscapes; rock gardens; perennial borders Landscape Care: Watering occasional - avoid excessive watering - drought tolerant after established Fertilizing little required Pruning head back occasionally to encourage dense growth Pests/Diseases relatively free; root rot in poorly drained soils Special Conditions/Other Origin: Southern Europe Family: Convolvulaceae Notes: |
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