Ipomoea Cairica Plant use_blmofwl It is one of the

It is one of the most colourful flowering and hedge plants available

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The compound leaves have two or three 2-3 in oval leaflets and are arranged in pairs opposite each other on the stem

Requires bright

which appear in clusters on long erect stems

Ipomoea Cairica Plant use_blmofwl It is one of theRailway Creeper Family Convolvulaceae Native Tropical America Description Ipomoea cairica is a vigorous, perennial climber, with a tuberous root that is brown outside and white inside. The stem grows up to about 5 m long, and is smooth and twining. The leaves are green, palmate, dissected into 5 7 leaflets, 30 100 mm in diameter. The leaves are alternate and crushed leaves are not aromatic.. The flowers are trumpet shaped, 30 60 mm long and 40 60 mm