| Plant: Low branching perennial herb that colonizes an area
where alkali soils exist. Erect stems to 10 inches tall.
Dies back to perennial root in autum. |
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| Flowers: Small, 1/4 inch across, white, solitary in the
upper axils. Five fused petals covered with fine hairs. |
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| Leaf: Oblong, hairy, alternating on the stems, 3/8 inch long. |
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| Flowering period: | May to October |
| Use by Indians: | |
| Can be found here: | Back Bay Drive |
| Native Plant: Yes | Halophyte: Yes |
| Family Name: Morning Glory |
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Date: 12/26/2009
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