(Illusion™ Midnight Lace Sweet Potato Vine, Sweet Potato Vine)

The mounding but compact Illusion™ Midnight Lace sweetpotato vine boasts deeply dissected and lobed foliage of glossy deep blackish purple that works perfectly for containers, annual borders and hanging baskets. It withstands partial sun and look great alongside most other flowering ornamentals or as an accent in a tropical vegetable garden.

This tender perennial is borne from edible fleshy tuberous roots and is a vigorous, herbaceous, stubby vines that originate from Central and northern South...

(Illusion™ Sweet Potato Vine, Sweet Potato Vine)

The mounding but compact sweetpotato vines in the Illusion™ Series having deeply dissected and lobed foliage that work perfectly for containers, annual borders and hanging baskets. They withstand partial sun and look great alongside most other flowering ornamentals or as an accent in a tropical vegetable garden.

These tender perennials are borne from edible fleshy tuberous roots. They are vigorous, herbaceous, stubby vines that originate from Central and northern South America. Members of this...

(Sweet Caroline Sweet Heart™ Sweet Potato Vine, Sweet Potato Vine)

The sprawling but compact sweetpotato vines in the Sweet Caroline Sweet Heart™ Series have haeart-shaped, occasionally lobed foliage that work perfectly for containers, annual borders and hanging baskets. They withstand partial sun and look great alongside most other flowering ornamentals or as an accent in a tropical vegetable garden.

These tender perennials are borne from edible fleshy tuberous roots. They are vigorous, herbaceous, stubby vines that originate from Central and northern South...

(Sweet Caroline™ Sweet Potato Vine, Sweet Potato Vine)

The colorful trailing but compact sweetpotato vines in the Sweet Caroline™ Series are popular foliage plants for containers, annual borders and hanging baskets. They withstand partial sun and look great alongside most other flowering ornamentals.

These tender perennials are borne from edible fleshy tuberous roots. They are vigorous, herbaceous, vines that originate from Central and northern South America. Members of this series generally have heart-shaped or three-lobed leaves that may be pale...

(Bush Morning Glory, Gloria de la Mañana, Shrub Ipomoea)

Tall and lanky, the branch tips of the bush morning glory bear clusters of pink funnel-shaped flowers when weather is warm. A frost-tender shrub from Mexico to Brazil, its lowest stem reaches become woody, but in frosty regions it usually is killed back to the ground and quickly rejuvenates in spring.

The leaves are narrowly oval with long tapering tips and are a primary distinguishing feature to avoid confusion with the noxious vining weed Ipomoaea cairica that has five-lobed leaves....

(Bush Morning Glory, Gloria de la Mañana, Shrub Ipomoea)

Tall and lanky, the branch tips of the bush morning glory bear clusters of pink funnel-shaped flowers when weather is warm. A frost-tender shrub from Mexico to Brazil, its lowest stem reaches become woody, but in frosty regions it usually is killed back to the ground and quickly rejuvenates in spring.

The leaves are narrowly oval with long tapering tips and are a primary distinguishing feature to avoid confusion with the noxious vining weed Ipomoaea cairica that has five-lobed leaves....

(Red Morning Glory, Redstar, Scarlet Star Morning Glory)

A lovely twining annual vine with bold red flowers certain to attract hummingbirds, red morning glory is rustic and charming. This fast-grower is native to the southeastern United States and still drop seeds and volunteer new plants in the garden the next growing season.

Medium rich to deep green, the leaves of this morning glory vine can be entire oval in shape or more ornate with deeply cut lobes, looking frilly and feather-like. In the warmth of summertime, trumpet-like red flowers dot the...

(Horsfall's Morning Glory, Prince Kuhio Vine, Prince's Vine)

Lustrous dark green foliage makes the prince's vine attractive year round, but wintertime finds it covered in violet-magenta flowers that are breathtaking. A very fast-growing tropical vine native to Jamaica in the western Caribbean, it is root hardy in regions with light frosts, but since it blooms in winter it is problematic in such climates.

The dark green leaves are glossy and hand-like (palmate) with three to five lobes that are deeply cut. Sometimes the leaf edges are undulating or have...

(Oceanblue Morning Glory)

The tropical perennial morning glory Ipomoea indica is a fantastic rambling climber for warm regions. It originates from Hawaii and tropical regions in the New World but has spread elsewhere and is now considered Pantropical. Its vigor and natural spread has placed it on invasive lists in many countries to include Australia and New Zealand.

The evergreen leaves of oceanblue morning glory are heart-shaped or three-lobed and densely cover the plants. When conditions are warm and favorable,...

(Bush Moonflower, Man-of-the-Earth)

The large, edible tuberous root system of the bush moonflower allows this perennial to survive in dry, seemingly barren landscapes. It is one of the prettiest, pink-flowering wildflowers native to the American Great Plains from Montana to New Mexico. Dry prairies, roadside shoulders and gravelly sites support this upright to sprawling herbaceous perennial.

When not in bloom, bush moonflower looks wispy and mundane. Narrow, linear green leaves alternate along the wiry, arching, branching stems...