Posted by admin | Posted in trees,shrubs | Posted on 17-05-2011
What kind of perennial plant is this?
I have two plants on the side of my house that bloom In july -aug.they are about 3 ft. tall look like a shrub with soft petunia or morning glory looking flowers -Lt. pink on one plant and white on the other. They are closed in the evening and early morning and open during the day. I looked at some pictures of bush morning glories, but they dont resemble mine, actually the flowers do but not the shrub itself. Mine are very tidy looking like they never need to be pruned or anything. Oh and they are about 2or 3 ft. across. Please help me identify these. thanks
could be FOUR- OCLOCK’S
Viburnums In Winter Coverage of Full grown Plants
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