Crop Comments: Wild Morning Glory Has a Domesticated Second Cousin
Crop Comments
August 14, 2024

Crop Comments: Wild Morning Glory Has a Domesticated Second Cousin

Throughout spring, the white or light pink funnel-shaped flowers of wild morning glory abound along many roadsides in the Northeast. With help from UConn Extension, I can provide information on this pretty white flower. Its scientific name is Calystegia sepium. Translated from Latin, it means “of hedges” or

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