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Morning Glory

Ipomoea purpurea

Photo by Harsha Singh
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Species ID Suggestions

Tall Morning Glory

Ipomoea purpurea
Ron Kushner
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Morning Glory

Convolvulaceae family

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Comments (5)
Harsha Singh
Thanks Ron. I changed the species. Looks correct.
Ron Kushner
There is no ultra-specific part that I can focus upon , but I have grown these for most 50+ years and I know this cxorolla as Ipomoea purpurea , specifically the Star of Yelta cultivar...
Harsha Singh
I love these flowers. They grow wildly here. The name reminds me of the song...what's the story..morning glory. :)
galewhale..Gale
Love the way the light is shining out of the Morning glory. Were these planted or growing wild? Apparently they were known in China for centuries.

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