Ipomoea indica
Blue Dawn Flower
Convolvulaceae
Deciduous, Perennials, Vines
IPOMOEAThis genus includes many ornamental twining vines as well as the edible sweet potato.
Ipomoea indicaVigorous, rapid growth 15 to 30 ft. Dark green, heart-shaped or three-lobed leaves. Clusters of 3- to 4-in., funnel-shaped flowers appear from spring into fall; blooms open bright blue, then fade to pinkish purple by day's end. Use to cover a large bank, wall, or unsightly fence or other structure.
Casuarina cunninghamiana
Largest species. To 70 ft. tall, 30 ft.wide. Finest texture, with dark green branches.
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