Q&A – I notice this odd seedling each spring. What is it? A - Morning Glory
Question:
I notice this odd seedling each spring. What is it?
Answer:
This is morning glory. Morning glories have heart-shaped leaves and produce blue flowers that will attract pollinators. Mary Schmidt from Lichterman Nature Center says you need to be careful because morning glory will compete with other plants in the area.
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Morning-glory
I notice this odd seedling each spring. What is it?
Answer:
This is morning glory. Morning glories have heart-shaped leaves and produce blue flowers that will attract pollinators. Mary Schmidt from Lichterman Nature Center says you need to be careful because morning glory will compete with other plants in the area.
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What is this plant that comes up every year? A: Morning Glory
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