A vining plant commonly known as Sweet Potato Vine, Ipomoea is an outdoor plant with lime green leaves. This plant is perfect for adding a pop of color to your patio or garden. Sweet Potato Vine enjoys warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine, making them perfect for sunny patios and balconies. How to care for your Ipomoea

2024年7月10日 · Cypress vine (Ipomoea quamoclit) is an annual, but it's also technically a perennial because of its self-seeding ability, which makes it appear year after year without much intervention. Plant from scratch in the spring in fertile soil in a sunny spot.

2024年12月23日 · Sweet potato vine (Ipomoea batatas) is a fast-growing annual and classic "spiller" plant commonly used for container gardening. Its long tendrils of varied leaf shapes and colors that include purple and burgundy spill over the edges of pots.

Ipomoea is a genus of tenacious, flowering vines, shrubs, and small trees with over 600 species, and includes such commonly known plants as Morning Glory, Sweet Potato, and Moonflower. Species in this genus feature blooms of pink, lavender and purple or blue that open each morning and fade at night.

2023年7月18日 · With leaves that range from lacy to heart-shaped, and the occasional rare trumpet-shaped flower, these fast-growing ornamentals can provide a lush, eye-catching addition to your landscape. Read on to learn more about how to grow sweet potato vine! Listen to this post on the Epic Gardening Podcast. Subscribe to the Epic Gardening Podcast on iTunes.

2023年11月25日 · They are a climbing plant that blooms with trumpet shaped flowers of pink, blue, white, purple or red (often two colored) from summer to the early months of autumn. Visit this page for information on the cypress vine: Ipomoea Quamoclit. Some of the common names for Ipomoea are Morning glory, Cypress vine, Messina Creeper and Moonflower.

Ipomoea is a simply beautiful vine that is easy to grow. Here is how to care for it, from sowing to blooming and from spring to winter

Sweet potato vine (Ipomoea batatas), named for its edible cousin, is an ornamental warm-season annual grown for its attractive leaves and vining habit. The foliage lends a tropical feel to the garden and comes in a range of colors and varying forms.

Moon vine (I. alba) sap was used for vulcanization of the latex of Castilla elastica (Panama rubber tree, Nahuatl: olicuáhuitl) to rubber; as it happens, the rubber tree seems well-suited for the vine to twine upon, and the two species are often found together. As early as 1600 BCE, the Olmecs produced the balls used in the Mesoamerican ballgame.

The vine is native to North America and, at maturity, can reach a length of 30 feet. It is showy with large heart-shaped leaves, purple stems, and white flowers with pink to purple centers. It has a long bloom time from spring to fall and the large flowers attract hummingbirds.