Convolvulus is a Mediterranean ground cover plant that helps decorate flower beds, edges, and growing beds.
Key facts to remember
Name – Convolvulus cneorum
Family – Convolvulaceae
Type – perennial
Height – 16 to 20 inches (40 to 50 cm)
Exposure – full sun
Soil – ordinary
Flowering: May to October
For convolvulus, planting is an important step, because depending on how well it’s done, settling in, growth and blooming as seasons come and go are dramatically impacted.
Convolvulus is sown at the beginning of spring, starting in April in climates that are mild and May after the last frost spells anywhere else.
Planting for perennial convolvulus is recommended in spring or in fall. It’s a plant that loves growing in the ground, and also in a container to the side of a deck or terrace.
The ultimate crawling vine, convolvulus tends to spread spectacularly without having much to do.
Convolvulus calls for nearly zero care, and what it fears most is excess water.
To keep the bush compact and make your convolvulus very dense, it’s possible to prune it after the blooming.
Convolvulus, also called shrubby bindweed, silverbush or silver bindweed, is a beautiful plant with silvery foliage. The flowers are very typical, they look very much like those of bindweed, hence the name.
It blooming that lasts from spring to fall offers white flowers that are an almost immaculate white color.
It’s also a very beautiful flower bush that will decorate your garden from spring to fall.
It’s very easy to preparing cuttings from convolvulus.
