Ipomoea guamoclit
Family: Convolvulaceae
Plant Description: Annual. Twining vines weak, but may reach 20 ft long in one year.
Plant Trivia: Native to S. America. Easily spreads easily by seed propagation. Cultivated as ornamental plant. Toxic to dogs, cats and horses.
Field Identification: Fern-like plant structure with vivid red small, single tubular flowers characteristic of morning glory family.
Occurrence:
Bloom Period: Year-round until frost.
Plant Use: Nectar source for butterflies and hummingbirds
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