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Morning Glory ... Bindweed?

17 years ago

This was growing when we moved in. It acts a little invasive. It seems that it is a perennial also. I looked around the forum, but did not find a good match. Does anyone know what this could be. I really don't want it cross pollinating with my morning glories either - will it?

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tyrlych
17 years ago
Looks like Calystegia.
jayroot
Original Author
17 years ago
I think you are right - thank you
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