Nightblooming False Bindweed, Night-blooming Bindweed, Night-blooming Morning-glory
Calystegia atriplicifolia ssp. atriplicifolia
Synonym: Convolvulus nyctagineus
The photo above shows a small cluster of blossoms
of night-blooming morning-glory as seen along the Island Springs Trail on the
eastern slopes of Mt. Adams.......July 1, 2005. This species might make
an attractive wildflower for use at the front of a border or along a path, since
its growth is quite restrained (The vines are at most 20 cm long.).
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Close-up views of night-blooming
morning-glory as seen at SnowKing SnoPark along Forest Rd #82 on the south side
of Mt. Adams........July 1, 2005. The vines of this species are
much shorter than other morning-glories, and may make a nice plant for the front
of a dry flower border.
Night-blooming morning-glory as seen along the Willard Springs Trail, Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge.......May 24, 2016.
Night-blooming morning glory as seen in Bird Creek Meadows, Mount Adams.........August 1, 2014.
The photo above shows a close-up view of of
the arrowhead-shaped leaf of night-blooming morning-glory as seen at SnowKing
SnoPark along Forest Rd #82 on the south side of Mt. Adams.......July
1, 2005.
Paul Slichter