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	Hillside Morning Glory (Calystegia collina ssp. collina)	Login

Shrubs have many woody main stems and tangled branchs. They're generally shorter than trees.

Vine

Although shrubs and trees can have flowers, when this site refers to Flowers we're talking about herbs with non-woody stems, often with noticable leaves, flowers, and fruits

Flower

White

5 Petals

Leaves join the stem individually, not opposite other leaves.

Alternate

Typical Height

Perennial plants build up roots and stems that help them to grow and thrive over more than one year.

Perennial

Found only in California, or just over the border.

CA Endemic

	Description
	CA Bloom Apr - Jun This plant has hairy stems that grow along the ground. White morning-glory flowers grow above small, hairy, crinkled leaves. Found in the Coast Ranges on slopes or woodlands, often in serpentine soil. CA native AKA Coast Range False Bindweed Morning Glory Family (Convolvulaceae)	Leaves are densely hairy and arrow shaped. Their edges are wavy or crinkled.
	The morning-glory flower is about 2 inches across.	This plant grows low to the ground and generally doesn't climb.

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