CALYSTEGIA MACROSTEGIA 'ANACAPA PINK'
Common Name(s): Island Morning Glory
Origin: Anacapa Islands, California (North America)
Size: 1' - 2' h x 10' - 20' w
Type: Perennial (Drought Tolerant, Deciduous)
Light: Full Sun to Half Day Sun
This Morning Glory relative is ideal for hanging pots or used as a vine in full sun to half day. Vine can quickly trail up to 18 feet in width. Soft pink and white tubular open flowers appear in early Spring to late Summer attracting hummingbirds, bees and butterflies. Cut back in late fall after bloom, will be deciduous in Winter. Drought tolerant in the ground once established or can take moderate garden water. Prune to shape. Tolerates frost in colder climates.
