Convolvulus mauritanicus 'Two Moons' (Good Morning Glory)

Convolvulus mauritanicus 'Two Moons' (Good Morning Glory) Details

“Two Moons” is a variety of the commonly known, Good Morning Glory, and is grown for its ground covering properties and lovely flowers. It grows vigorously and produces funnel-shaped, white flowers as well as lilac-blue flowers, hence the common name. These are borne from summer through autumn above the dense, dark green foliage. It is not an invasive or noxious weed like other Convolvulus species. This plant typically grows to 20 cm tall and will spread to 1 m wide. It performs best when grown in full sun or partial shade on a well-drained site, and is tolerant of moderate frost, coastal envrionments, and periods of dry. Good Morning Glory is commonly used as a groundcover planted so it can trail over a wall or spill out onto a path, planted around outdoor living areas, or used in hanging baskets.