Ipomoea pandurata and I. purpureaMorning Glory |
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Names and MythsIpomoea Greek ips a worm homoios resembling allusion to twining habit pandurata fiddle shaped purpurea PurpleThe common name refers to the flowers opening |
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Natural history / FolkloreA strong purgative, not recommended for consumption.35 |
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DescriptionJuly – September Twining vines, I. pandurata has white flowers with red to purple centers, I. purpurea has purple flowers. Fields and roadsides.5 |
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