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Blue Sky Vine

Thunbergia grandiflora

Photo by LivanEscudero
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Field Notes

Habitat:

Native of Asia, used widely as ornamental. gardens, disturbed fields, growing on fences, trees, and other structures.

Notes:

This beautiful vine has large flower clusters and at first glance may look as the commonly seen morning glories here in South Florida. As can be seen in pic 3, it attracts many pollinators, in this case a couple of Monk Skippers.

Reference Links:

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Bengal Clock Vine, Blue Sky Vine Thunbergia…

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