Sharp-pod Morningglory

(Ipomoea cordatotriloba)

Sharp-pod morning glory

Characteristics
Leaves Flowers Fruit
Sharp-pod morningglory leaf Sharp-pod morningglory flower Sharp-pod morningglory fruit

Growing habits: Climbing or trailing annual or perennial vining herb

Root anatomy: Taproot that becomes a long-lived branched rootstock

Leaf anatomy: Alternately arranged, simple, heart-shaped, margins entire to deeply 3-5 lobed, glabrous but rarely pubescent

Flowers: Axillary, usually 1, funnelform corolla, rosy lavender color, dark center

References: Weeds of the South by Charles T. Bryson and Michael S. DeFelice