Common varieties of morning glory

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Split-leaf morning glory

Round-leaf morning glory

morning glory

tricolor morning glory

Double morning glory

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Common varieties of morning glories include split-leaf morning glory, which comes in blue, rose red or white; round-leaf morning glory, with broad heart-shaped leaves and small flowers, which come in white, rose red, bright blue and other colors; large The flower morning glory has large leaves with long stalks and colorful flowers; the tricolor morning glory has smooth stems and leaves and large flowers with bright sea blue, and the variants are light red or white; there are also rare double petunias.

Split-leaf morning glory

Split-leaf morning glory

The leaves are deeply three-lobed, and the flowers are medium-sized 1 to 3 axillary, with bright blue, rose red or White.

Round-leaved Morning Glory

The leaves are broad and heart-shaped, with entire margins. The flowers are small and come in white, rose red, and bright blue colors.

Big Flower Morning Glory

The leaves have long stalks and three lobes, with a larger central lobe. The leaves tend to have irregular yellow and white patches. The flowers are 1 to 3 axillary, the common stem is shorter than the petiole, the flowers are large, the flower diameter can reach 10 cm or more, native Asia and tropical Africa. This species is most cultivated in Japan and is called the morning flower. Many horticultural varieties have been bred with various flower shapes and colorful colors, and are widely popular in various places.

Tricolor Morning Glory

The stems and leaves are smooth, the flowers are large, and they are bright sea blue. Variations include light red or white. The inside of the tube is often creamy yellow. It is native to tropical America and is occasionally cultivated in China. The flowers do not wither until the afternoon. .

Double Morning Glory

This kind of morning glory is relatively rare. Its leaves are the same as those of other morning glory, but its petals are multi-petaled and grow overlappingly.

Round-leaf morning glory

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tricolor morning glory

Double morning glory

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