
Botanical name
convolvulus blu

Common name
blue bindweed

Variety

Flower colour
blue

Temperature
min 10°C

Exposure
direct sunlight

Watering needs
medium

Blooming
Spring-Summer

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This perennial, creeping plant is particularly suited for wall covers. It blooms from spring to summer bearing small, sky-blue flowers with a peculiarity: they are quite sensitive to sunlight and they open up their petals reacting to its presence. This characteristic is best observed in the evening and even on cloudy days.
convolvulus blu
blue bindweed
direct sunlight
medium
Spring-Summer
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