star-glory

Examples

• All

• Gardeners often plant star-glory along fences so its vines can climb and create a colorful display.

• In warm climates, star-glory can grow quickly and spread easily beyond cultivated areas.

• The star-glory blooms beautifully in the summer.

• Have you seen a star-glory in full bloom?

• Gardeners often plant star-glory along fences so its vines can climb and create a colorful display.

• In warm climates, star-glory can grow quickly and spread easily beyond cultivated areas.

• The star-glory is prized for its bright red flowers that attract hummingbirds to the garden.

Synonyms

I

Ipomoea quamoclit

vsstar-glory

• Specialized

9.9

A climbing plant with thin feathery leaves and bright red tube-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds

has star-shaped flowers rather than tubular ones in most descriptions

Q

Quamoclit pennata

vsstar-glory

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical climbing plant with fine feathery leaves and red or white flowers

is described as naturalized more broadly outside its native range

C

cypress vine

vsstar-glory

8.3

A climbing plant from tropical America with finely divided leaves and red star-shaped flowers

is noted for being widely naturalized rather than chiefly cultivated

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology