Man-in-the-Ground (Ipomoea microdactyla) Flag This long-lived perennial blooms in

This long-lived perennial blooms in mid-spring with delicate purple and white flowers

all of which enjoy its nutrient-rich seeds

This clump-forming perennial is known for its brilliant yellow blooms that cascade in firework-like sprays

it is a member of the mint family and may grow up to 2-3 feet tall and wide

Man-in-the-Ground (Ipomoea microdactyla) Flag This long-lived perennial blooms inMan in the ground aka Wild potato morning glory is a creeping and twining short lived perennial vine that grows 5 10 feet. It has show stopping rose colored trumpet shaped flowers. It flowers most of the year but peaks spring through fall, and typically goes dormant in the winter. The red flowers have deep tubes with five points. While it is a year round bloomer, this plant likes full sun and is a great nectar source for hummingbirds. Native to South