Ipomoea triloba (littlebell) Common Names: Littlebell, Little Bell, Three-lobe Morning-glory, Three-lobed Morning-glory, Aiea Morning-glory Annual Growth Habit: Vine Hawaii Native Status: Introduced. This naturalized plant is native to the tropical Americas, but it is now found worldwide in the tropics. Flower Color: Pinkish purple, Pink, White Height: Up to 10 feet long if uncoiled, but the plants are usually less than half this in height. Description: The small, funnel-shaped, 5-lobed, pentagonal flowers are single or in clusters and have a dark magenta-purple throat and 5 green, hairless to sparsely hairy, narrowly egg-shaped sepals with finely fringed edges. The flowers are followed by rounded, bristle-haired seed capsules with a small, pointed tip. The leaves have a heart-shaped leaf base and are green, hairless or sparsely hairy, alternate, and entire, coarsely toothed, or deeply 3-lobed. The stems are slender, prostrate or twining, hairless or sparsely hairy, and green to brownish in color. Littlebell is a bit weedy and grows at lower elevations in dry to moderately moist grasslands and disturbed grassy areas like old pastures, fields, and roadsides.

• Purple Petite Morning Glory - LONG Beautiful and FULL vines!!! LOTS of Flowers!!

Purple Petite Morning Glory - LONG Beautiful and FULL vines!!! LOTS of Flowers!!