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Bookmark or Share- Ipomoea alba - WikipediaIpomoea alba, known in English as tropical white morning glory, moonflower or moonvine, is a species of night-blooming morning glory, native to tropical and subtropical regions of North and South America, from Argentina to northern Mexico, Arizona, Florida [3] and the West Indies. [4]
- How to Grow and Care For Moonflower - The SpruceMoonflower (Ipomoea alba), sometimes called night-blooming morning glory, is a tender perennial vine that can add incredible beauty and powerful fragrance to a night garden. It features large, heart-shaped, dark green leaves, robust, slightly prickly stems, and white trumpet-shaped flowers blooming at night from midsummer until fall.
- How to Plant and Care for Moonflowers - HGTVMoonflowers, with their heart-shaped leaves and nearly iridescent white blooms, are easy-to-grow flowering vines. In subtropical areas, they can be grown as perennials, while gardeners who live where the winters are cold treat them as annuals. Bloom Size: 3" to 6" across, opening at night.
- How to Grow Moonflowers (Ipomoea Alba) - Gardening ChannelThe moonflower (also known as devil’s trumpet and thorn apple) is a lovely trumpet-shaped, self-seeding, nocturnal annual flower and a wonderful addition to your flower garden. A North American native, the moonflower was founded in Jamestown, Virginia, and its botanical name is ipomoea alba.
- Care For Moonflowers - How To Grow A Moonflower Vine - Gardening Know HowMoonflower plants are winter-hardy perennials in zones 10-11, but in cooler zones, they can be grown effectively as annuals. They grow easily from seed when planted in somewhat fertile soil, but they are adaptable to other soil conditions.
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