Ipomoea sloteri (Cardinal Climber Morning Glory) 1

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Ipomoea sloteri - Commonly called cardinal climber, is an annual twining vine. Mature vines can reach up to 15' tall and around 1' wide. The deeply dissected, finely textured foliage can reach up to 3" long and 2" wide. The bright red, outward-facing, 2" long tubular flowers are held singly or in lo

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About Ipomoea sloteri (Cardinal Climber Morning Glory)

Ipomoea sloteri - Commonly called cardinal climber, is an annual twining vine. Mature vines can reach up to 15' tall and around 1' wide. The deeply dissected, finely textured foliage can reach up to 3" long and 2" wide. The bright red, outward-facing, 2" long tubular flowers are held singly or in loose clusters of 2-5 blooms. Family: Convolvulaceae