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moko Northern, AR(Zone 6b) Feb 06, 2006

I took a picture of these little beauties growing on my road this past summer.

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RON_CONVOLVULACEAE Netcong, NJ(Zone 5b) Feb 06, 2006

They're similar to a small I.nil...Prof.Daniel F. Austin has determined that this species is native to the continental US,at least to AZ...They come in a variety of blue shades with some red ones in Oklahoma...the leaves can be heart shaped and is then called by the common name "Entire Leaf Morning Glory" or Ipomoea hederacea var.integriuscula...

http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/91347/

TTY,...

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moko Northern, AR(Zone 6b) Feb 06, 2006

Thanks for the name Ron! I sure appreciate it.

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PerennialGirl Winnipeg, MB(Zone 4a) Feb 06, 2006

Very dainty looking.
:) Donna

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EmmaGrace Jacksonville, TX(Zone 8a) Feb 08, 2006

Hi Bill -
I like those.
How neat!

Emma

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