Family: Convolvulaceae

Scientific Name: Ipomoea purpurea Carnevale Di Venezia

Common Name: Carnevale Di Venezia Morning Glory

DescriptionA Morning Glory that produces white flowers with pink or blue stripes.
Pronunciation(eye-po-MEE-ah)
Plant TypeAll Plants, Vines
Sunlightfull, mostly sunny, some shade
Moistureaverage
Soil & Siteaverage
Flowerswhite with pink/ rose or blue stripes, blooms in the morning during the summer, flowers seem to last longer during the cooler parts of the season, I had a few flowers that were white with one stripe
Leavesheart shaped, green
Stemsvine
Dimensionsover 10 feet long
Maintenanceneeds a support to climb on, morning glories have reseeded in my gardens, fall clean cleanup can be a chore untangling the vines from the supporting structures
Propagationseeds, helps to nick or soak the seeds, soaking has worked for me
Author's NotesMany companies that sell the seeds of this plant list the vine as vigorous. Vigorous is an understatement!
Notes & Reference#150- Armitages Vines and Climbers (Alan Armitage), #62-Manual of Climbers and Wall Plants (J K Burras, Mark Griffiths)
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