Tie Vine
© Winnie Burkett, Bolivar Peninsula
Ipomoea cordatotriloba
Family: Convolvulaceae (Morning-Glory Family)
Plants grow in full sun and partial shade and are very tolerant of summer heat. Exceptionally long blooming season. Can be difficult to be contained in an urban garden.
- Scientific Name: Ipomoea cordatotriloba
- Common Names: Tie Vine, Tievine, Sharp-pod Morning Glory, Purple Bindweed
- Family: Convolvulaceae (Morning-Glory Family)
- Growth Habit: Perennial
- Height: Vine length up to 15 feet
- Leaves: Heart-shaped or Trilobed
- Flowers: Purple
- Bloom Time: March through December
- Wildlife Benefits: Highly attractive to hummingbirds. Larval plant host for variegated frittilary butterfly.
© Winnie Burkett, Bolivar Peninsula
Where to Find It
-
Interested in adding Tie Vine to your garden? Check if this is in stock or add to cart to purchase directly from our Natives Nursery.
