Silver Bush and Blue Rock Bindweed are the common names of two species of Convolvulus. Silver Bush ( Convolvulus cneorum ) is a low-growing shrub up to around 0.5 metres tall. It is easy to grow, very hardy, and has a long flowering season. The silver foliage is great for providing contrast in garden beds amongst other plants, and the plant is covered in very attractive small white flowers with a yellow eye. Silver Bush is also great to grow in pots.
Blue Rock Bindweed is Convolvulus sabatius spp mauritanicus. This plant is more of a ground -cover plant as it is very low growing. It's deep green leaves and massed blue flowers over a long season make it a popular plant in gardens and landscapes. It look great when spilling over a garden wall, or just filling the vacant gaps between other plants and it is fast growing too.
Both of these Convolvulus are drought tolerant and are easy to maintain, having relatively few pests and diseases. They are both happiest in a sunny spot with well-drained soil, and can be grown in cool-temperate to warmer climates. I took these photos in garden around North Sydney close to the Harbour.
This delightful, deciduous perennial is native to parts of Spain, Italy and North Africa. It bears palmately divided, ovate, slightly hairy green leaves. Throughout Summer and Autumn, it features trailing mats of exceptionally beautiful, widely funnel-shaped, mauvish-blue flowers with light centres. Nectar loving, pollinating insects adore this plant!
Position in full sun facing either South or West and keep in a sheltered spot. Brilliant when planted in hanging baskets or containers. In the South of England, you will find them perfectly hardy!
https://www.hotplantco.co.uk/9077/Convolvulus-sabatius-Mauritanicus-Blue-rockweed-Sent-in-9cm-pot
Growing bush morning glory plants is easy. This low maintenance plant requires very little care; yet, it will reward you with lovely year-round foliage and copious blossoms spring through fall. Read on to learn more about how to grow a bush morning glory plant. What is Bush Morning Glory? The bush morning glory plant (Convolvulus cneorum) is a beautiful, silvery foliaged shrub that comes from the Mediterranean region of Europe. It has a neat, dense round shape and grows 2-4′ tall by 2-4′ wide. This evergreen plant is also quite hardy but it can be damaged by temperatures below 15°F. (-9 C).
Read more at Gardening Know How: Bush Morning Glory Care: How To Grow A Bush Morning Glory Plant
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/shrubs/bush-morning-glory/bush-morning-glory-care.htm
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Silver Bush . This is a small charming plant with silver leaves, pink buds and round white flowers. It rises to a height of no more than 45 cm and blooms all summer.
Well drained soil, sunny plot, raised flower bed or alpine slide. It grows well in hanging pots and other containers. It is short-lived, so it is good to have several rooted cuttings in reserve.
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Blue Rock Bindwed Of all garden vines, the fastest drapery on both vertical surfaces and soil is considered to be representatives of the genus of bindweed. Bright greens, surprisingly flexible shoots capable of clinging to the support themselves, touching funnel-shaped flowers, with almost no pronounced lobes, and good looks are distinctive features of even weed grass-bindweed. But ornamental species can be praised by the extraordinary abundance of flowering and greenery. Convolvulus palette is not limited to only delicate pink color, and the diversity of these plants allows you to grow them in the soil, and in potting.
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Specially the purple color flower looks like a umbrella! Both are wonderful and your expertise knowledge also shared well! Not seen it in my country, but I think people might get attractive with the purple one most! Nice photography and description with tips that worthy for gardening!
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Plants from the Convolvulus genus are hardy annual or hardy perennial vines.
They have heart shaped leaves, some varieties flower but for one day, with trumpet flowers (can be blue, white, pink or purple).
Many gardeners consider most Convolvulus plants to be weeds. Though some species of Convolvulus such as Silverbush and Dwarf morning glory are grown.
https://www.gardenershq.com/Convolvulus-Silverbush.php
Also known as Convolvulus mauritanicus, this tender rock bindweed is a native of north Africa and a popular trailing plant for hanging baskets and containers. It’s also suitable for growing over walls and in rock gardens, where the stems could bake on the stones and root wherever they touched the soil. By late summer the bushy plants are smothered in clear, soft blue trumpets, attracting a wealth of pollinating insects. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM).
https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/convolvulus-sabatius/
Convolvulus cneorum (more commonly known as silverbush or Silver Bush) is a calm and classy plant for those who prefer an understated, charming dispay. An invaluable evergreen, the Silver Bush looks great at the front of a border or in a pot, where i t will last for years. This elegant silver leaved, white trumpeted convolvulus opens from pretty pink buds. 9cm pot grown plants supplied.
Also known as Convolvulus mauritanicus, this tender rock bindweed is a native of north Africa and a popular trailing plant for hanging baskets and containers. It’s also suitable for growing over walls and in rock gardens, where the stems could bake on the stones and root wherever they touched the soil. By late summer the bushy plants are smothered in clear, soft blue trumpets, attracting a wealth of pollinating insects. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM).
Grow Convolvulus sabatius in well-drained soil in a sheltered site in full sun. Take cuttings in summer or dig up plants and move them inside over winter for use next year.
https://www.jparkers.co.uk/3-silverbush-convolvulus-0005736c
https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/convolvulus-sabatius/
Also known as C. mauritanicus, this tender rock bindweed is a native of north Africa and a popular trailing subject (strictly, prostrate climbing) for warm sunny positions. It has become a familiar ingredient of hanging baskets and containers, but was grown in the past as a summer subject for rock gardens, where the stems could bake on the stones and root wherever they touched the soil. By late summer the bushy plants are smothered in clear, soft blue trumpets. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its Award of Garden Merit (AGM).
Bush Morning Glory is a glowing presence in the garden. The soft, silvery foliage forms a perfect rounded mound that brings a strong architectural form to the landscape. The color looks amazing contrasted with bright flowers or dark-leaved plants. In late spring the plant is literally covered with white trumpet-shaped flowers that look similar to Morning Glory flowers. Incredibly carefree; this plant thrives in poor soil, heat, and dry conditions too.
Sources: http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/plants/plant_finder/plant_pages/212.shtml
https://www.mygardenlife.com/plant-library/2614/convolvulus/cneorum
Beautiful plant my friend and Silverbush is a fast growing evergreen shrub native to coastal areas of Spain, Italy, Croatia and Albania. It is a member of the morning glory/bindweed family, Convolvulaceae, that includes many weeds as well fine garden plants. Plants form dense rounded mounds of one to two inch long, lance-shaped leaves covered with fine silky silver-grey hairs. Panicles of funnel shaped white flowers white yellow centers, l.5 to 2 inches wide, open from pink buds from early spring to late fall. Although not hardy in zones colder than 8, silverbush makes a good container plant that can be wintered indoors. The genus name, Convolvulus, comes from the Latin verb, convolvere, meaning to roll together referring to the twining nature of most of the plants in the genus.
A source of information: http://www.karensgardentips.com/plant-profiles-how-to-grow/plant-profile-silverbush-convolvulus-cneorum/
Convolvulus sabatius is a deciduous herbaceous perennial with a trailing habit. Its mid green leaves are ovate with entire margins, up to 30mm long and 25mm broad. Its stems are herbaceous, are able to twine and climb and die back to ground level each year. Its blue/ purple flowers are funnel shaped and up to 25mm across.
Convolvulus sabatius, commonly known as Blue Rock Bindweed, Mauritian bindweed or Ground Morning Glory, is native to parts of Spain and Italy and parts of North Africa. Convolvulus sabatius is synonymous with Convolvulus mauritanicus.
The etymological root of the binomial name Convolvulus is derived from the Latin convolvere meaning ‘ to coil or twist’, in reference to twining climbing habit of a umber of this genus. Sabatius is named after the region Vada Sabatia in Italy where this species was first described.
A source of information: https://davisla.wordpress.com/category/blue-rock-bindweed/
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This purple color is so nice , i think it can be great think to add for every garden
Amazing flowers @ctrl-alt-nwo! Evergreen, trailing ground-covering plant belonging to the morning glory family (Convolvulaceae), native to North Africa, Spain, and Italy. Funnel-shaped blue to mauve flowers, 2.5 cm wide, appearing mainly during summer and early autumn. Flowers open and close in relation to the amount of sunlight they receive. Soft, fine-haired grey-green leaves, 1.5-3.5 cm long.
Synonym: Convolvulus mauritanicus.
Prefers a sunny position in any well-draining soil. Drought tolerant once established. Tolerates moderate frosts (zones 8-10). Trim in late winter to prevent the plant from becoming too woody. Suitable for coastal areas.
Undemanding, easy care plant that flowers profusely in summer. Looks great, trailing over walls. Not invasive (unlike the common morning glory).
Convolvulus cneorum (more commonly known as silverbush or Silver Bush) is a calm and classy plant for those who prefer an understated, charming dispay. An invaluable evergreen, the Silver Bush looks great at the front of a border or in a pot, where i t will last for years. This elegant silver leaved, white trumpeted convolvulus opens from pretty pink buds. 9cm pot grown plants supplied.
Sources: http://aboutgardendesign.com/plant-guide/item/convolvulus-sabatius-subsp-mauritanicus
https://www.jparkers.co.uk/3-silverbush-convolvulus-0005736c
Love both these plants and their colours! The silver bush has bigger flowers!
It would be nice if we could eat either of these flowers as salad!?
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Have you tried Nasturtiums? they are a nice orange or yellow flower, and they are edible. Hot, mustard-like flavour , great in salads too.
No! I will have to look into this! The orange or yellow flowers are just right for the south side of the house which is rather nude at the moment!
The villagers next door did a good job of cleaning all the untidy plants by the fence. So, the natural sunshade and privacy screen all disappeared in one afternoon!!
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Convolvulus cneorum, also known as silverbush or shrubby bindweed, is a species of flowering plant in the family Convolvulaceae, which contains many plants described as "bindweed". However, unlike other species in the genus, it is an evergreen shrub rather than a vine, forming a low mound 0.6–1.2 m (2 ft 0 in–3 ft 11 in) in height, with a similar spread. It produces 2.5–4 cm (1–2 in) diameter flowers which are white with a yellow throat. These are produced at the end of stems in loose panicles and may almost completely cover the plants. The leaves are grey-green and are covered in fine hairs which give the plant a silvery appearance.
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The species is found in coastal areas of Spain, Italy, Croatia and Albania In Italy it is found on the coast of Tuscany and western Sicily and on the islands of Capri and Li Galli. In Croatia it is found on many of the islands off the coast. It is often found growing in cracks in rocks.
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The Latin specific epithet cneorum is a word of Greek origin referring to a small olive-like plant, possibly a species of Daphne.Source
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Silver Bush . This is a small charming plant with silver leaves, pink buds and round white flowers. It rises to a height of no more than 45 cm and blooms all summer.
Well drained soil, sunny plot, raised flower bed or alpine slide. It grows well in hanging pots and other containers. It is short-lived, so it is good to have several rooted cuttings in reserve.
Blue Rock Bindwed Of all garden vines, the fastest drapery on both vertical surfaces and soil is considered to be representatives of the genus of bindweed. Bright greens, surprisingly flexible shoots capable of clinging to the support themselves, touching funnel-shaped flowers, with almost no pronounced lobes, and good looks are distinctive features of even weed grass-bindweed. But ornamental species can be praised by the extraordinary abundance of flowering and greenery. Convolvulus palette is not limited to only delicate pink color, and the diversity of these plants allows you to grow them in the soil, and in potting.
Although it will tolerate dry soils, it performs at its best in a humus rich soil.
Dig a little compost through the soil. plant and water in with a liquid seaweed fertiliser. A little additional water through the first summer will assist with establishment.
Pruning
You can prune the silver bush back in early spring as new growth commences. We suggest a hard pruning every 3 years and a little light pruning every year just after flowering.
This plant is a nice ornamental flowering plant as it doesn't require that much care but brings plenty of showy attractive flowers. This plant is excellent in rock gardening. Also the plant is not an invasive one.
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pretty cool they look when they are at their bloom beautiful to know about this plant
Amazing photos, especially the first. It shows all the beauty of this plant.
Their flowers are very majestic @ctrl-alt-nwo and it needs a little shaping when the get bigger and they will give a beauty in any garden.
Nice capture with the raindrops. They add a certain magic to the flowers.
Convolvulus cneorum (more commonly known as silverbush or Silver Bush) is a calm and classy plant for those who prefer an understated, charming dispay. An invaluable evergreen, the Silver Bush looks great at the front of a border or in a pot, where i t will last for years. This elegant silver leaved, white trumpeted convolvulus opens from pretty pink buds. 9cm pot grown plants supplied.
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Convolvulus sabatius, the ground blue-convolvulus or blue rock bindweed, is a species of flowering plant in the family Convolvulaceae, native to Italy and North Africa, and often seen in cultivation. It is a woody-stemmed trailing perennial plant, growing to 20 cm (8 in) in height.This species is often sold under the synonymous name C. mauritanicus. Although a perennial, it is best treated as an annual in colder climates.[3] It is suited to window boxes and containers and prefers a sunny situation with good drainage. Tip pruning encourages new growth and flowering.[3] It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.
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@ctrl-alt-nwo, It's truly Expansion Of Knowledge and good to know about these two plants. And here i want to firstly talk about one of the picture where we can see the Purple Colour essence flowers and personally i want to call those flowers as Spaceship flowers because when i saw that picture in first glance i don't know why but the first thing which come to my mind is Spaceship. And in my opinion the ground level plants are more breathtaking to watch because it reflects as Natural Sheet Of Nature.
Wishing you an great day and stay blessed. 🙂
Convolvulus cneorum (Silverbush or Bush of Morning Glory) is a very charming small spreading evergreen shrub noted for its attractive silvery-green, silky foliage and large morning glory glowers from late stpring through summer.
One of the finest, truly silver leaved shrub, this Convovulus grows in a dense, flattened mound of narrowly obling evergreen leaves, covered with extremely fine hairs, and remain attractive throughout the growing season. They are spangled by abundant pink flower buds that open to trumped shaped white flowers, with yellow hearts over a long bloom period
Convolosus sabatius (Bindweed or Ground Morning glory) is a luscious, trailing, woody-based perennial noted for its endless prduction of widely funnel- shaped, lavender - blue flowers1-2 in. across, throughout the year in mild winter areas, from early summer to early fall elsewhere
Huggin the ground, this charming groundcover enjiys small, oval soft gray0green leaves which are evergreen where hardy. Although the top growth may be killed by fros, Ground Morning Glory will re-sprout from tis base the following year. It's tumbing hait makes it ideal for raised beds, hanging baskets or contatiners.
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The beautiful Silver Bush comes from rocks and sand dunes on the south coast of Australia. In wild shrubs can reach a height of about one meter - the spectrum that is cultivated remains smaller. This plant is a very easy way of life: it can manage a little dryness, survive the wind and develop on rocks. It is also a plant that tickles curiosity, not only because of its attractive color, but because of its ability to continue to surprise you with a new dimension in its tangled structure.
Silver Bush
Blue Rock Bindweed's beautiful flowers are annual plants, tend to grow best for several years (about 3 years and larger).
Usually growing to an adult height of 20.0 cm (7.8 inches), Blue rock bindweed grows with the habit of land cover.
Blue Rock Bindweed
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Flowers Convolvulus cneorum come in such different shades, decorate any garden or vegetable garden.
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Silver Bush is a beautiful flower plant with the Latin name Calocephalus. Silver Bush is a small round bush with skin twigs that have a very beautiful appearance. From a distance it looks like barbed wire, but it is beautiful and without thorns that hurt! Yellow flower plants in August and September but the main attraction is no longer silver-gray foliage, which connects beautifully with blue and white autumn violas, checkerberry, pink Cyclamen, culprit and Skimmia. Silver Bush also works very well in autumn hanging baskets.
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Blue rock bindweed is a small plant that has a soft blue flower-shaped funnel from mid to summer and is ideal for sunny and dry locations such as rocks or raised bed edges. It comes from a dry place around North Africa and the Mediterranean so it needs good drainage and a protected place.
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Convolvulus sabatius - Ground Morning Glory
Habit and Cultural Information
Category: Perennial
Family: Convolvulaceae (Morning-glories)
Origin: Africa, North (Africa)
Evergreen: Yes
Flower Color: Light Blue
Bloomtime: Year-round
Synonyms: [Convolvulus mauritanicus]
Height: 1 foot
Width: 2-3 feet
Convolvulus sabatius (Ground Morning Glory) - A trailing groundcover with a woody base and herbaceous stems that once in a while comes to up to 1 foot tall and for the most part embraces the ground and spreads 3 feet in width or better with delicate green adjusted 1/2 inch long clears out. Light blue channel molded blossoms sprout during the time in territories with mellow winters however sprouts heaviest from spring through fall. Plant in full sun to light shade with very much depleted soil and intermittent water - endures soils with antacid conditions well and will develop in heavier mud soil insofar as it depletes and isn't over watered. It is tough to 15 to 20 degrees F and can resprout if tops stop back; it is additionally normally developed as a yearly in colder territories. It is tolerant of close waterfront conditions. Trim back plants in pre-spring to keep from getting excessively woody and, making it impossible to look after size. Extraordinary plant for a little ground cover or to fill in holes between different plants and to use in compartment plantings and hanging bushels where it can overflow an edge. This plant is local to waterfront regions underneath 1000 feet in rise of Algeria and Morocco in northwestern Africa yet additionally has disjunct populaces in Spain and Italy. The name of the family given by Linnaeus originates from the Latin word 'convolvere' a verb importance to "roll together" or "to wrap" and is in reference to the vining climbing and covering nature of plants in the sort. The particular appellation originates from an area in Italy Vada Sabatia where the plant was first depicted by Italian botanist and naturalist Domenico Viviani (1772– 1840) in 1824. This plant was for some time known as Convolvulus mauritanicus, which was portrayed from North Africa yet is currently viewed as an equivalent word. It is additionally ordinarily known as Blue Rock Bindweed or Mauritian bindweed. Both this plant and Convolvulus cneorum were champs of the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit in 1993 and we have developed it since 1984. This portrayal depends on our exploration and perceptions made of this plant as it develops in our nursery, in the nursery plant and in different patio nurseries that we have visited. We will likewise consolidate remarks got from others and dependably value getting criticism of any sort from the individuals who have some extra data about this plant, specifically if this data is in opposition to what we have composed or on the off chance that they have extra social tips that would help others in developing Convolvulus sabatius.
Silver Bush
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SILVER BUSH
Fun mophead with the look of mist and moonlight
The branches of Silver Bush zigzag through one another and each one catches the light a little differently. That makes this a distinctive, magical plant that’s beautiful all year round.
Silver Bush (Calocephalus) is a small round shrub with eye-catching, hairy twigs that have a pretty silvery appearance. From a distance it looks just like barbed wire, but beautiful and without the painful barbs! The plant flowers yellow in August and September but the main attraction is undoubtedly its silver-grey foliage, which combines beautifully with blue and white autumn violas, checkerberry, pink Cyclamen, prickly heath and Skimmia. Silver Bush also works very well in autumn hanging baskets.
EYE-CATCHER FROM THE BUSH
Silver Bush is native to the rocks and dunes of Australia’s southern coast. In the wild the shrub can reach a height of around one metre – the cultivated variety stays smaller. The plant is a member of the Asteraceae family and is very easy to live with: it can cope with a bit of drought, survives sea breezes and thrives in rockeries. It’s also a plant that tickles the curiosity, not only because of its attractive silver-grey colour, but because of its ability to constantly surprise you with new dimentions in its tangled structure.
SILVER BUSH TRIVIA
Silver Bush’s suffix is 'brownii', which refers to the botanist Robert Brown who discovered the plant in 1817.
In Australia Silver Bush is also called cushion bush, because the twigs used to be used as filling for mattresses and cushions.
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Convolvulus sabatius is a deciduous herbaceous perennial with a trailing habit. Its mid green leaves are ovate with entire margins, up to 30mm long and 25mm broad. Its stems are herbaceous, are able to twine and climb and die back to ground level each year. Its blue/ purple flowers are funnel shaped and up to 25mm across.
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Convolvulus sabatius, commonly known as Blue Rock Bindweed, Mauritian bindweed or Ground Morning Glory, is native to parts of Spain and Italy and parts of North Africa. Convolvulus sabatius is synonymous with Convolvulus mauritanicus.
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Good afternoon @ctrl-alt-nwo. This time there are two plants. Very beautiful. You have 2 bindweeds: the 1st is the boron bindweed (Convolvulus cneorum) it comes from Persia, the 2nd is the bindweed tricolor from South Europe; both of them are from the family of the same name Vyunkovye. These are annuals, and climbing ones, which can be used not only as annual lianas in vertical gardening, but also as ampel and ground cover plants. They grow well in dry, drained soils; overmoistening becomes brittle. They are light-requiring, but grow quite well in partial shade. Propagated by sowing seeds immediately into the open ground in early spring. It is important to water even young plants; good for the time of growth to hold 2-3 dressings. Bloom until the late autumn frosts.
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Silver Bush . This is a small charming plant with silver leaves, pink buds and round white flowers. It rises to a height of no more than 45 cm and blooms all summer.
Well drained soil, sunny plot, raised flower bed or alpine slide. It grows well in hanging pots and other containers. It is short-lived, so it is good to have several rooted cuttings in reserve.
Blue Rock Bindwed Of all garden vines, the fastest drapery on both vertical surfaces and soil is considered to be representatives of the genus of bindweed. Bright greens, surprisingly flexible shoots capable of clinging to the support themselves, touching funnel-shaped flowers, with almost no pronounced lobes, and good looks are distinctive features of even weed grass-bindweed. But ornamental species can be praised by the extraordinary abundance of flowering and greenery. Convolvulus palette is not limited to only delicate pink color, and the diversity of these plants allows you to grow them in the soil, and in potting.
Although it will tolerate dry soils, it performs at its best in a humus rich soil.
Dig a little compost through the soil. plant and water in with a liquid seaweed fertiliser. A little additional water through the first summer will assist with establishment.
Pruning
You can prune the silver bush back in early spring as new growth commences. We suggest a hard pruning every 3 years and a little light pruning every year just after flowering.
This plant is a nice ornamental flowering plant as it doesn't require that much care but brings plenty of showy attractive flowers. This plant is excellent in rock gardening. Also the plant is not an invasive one.
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I like both plants. Both plants have plenty of flowers . But blue color is very eye catching .so I prefer blue rock plant for home garden.
Blue rock bindweed
Convolvulus sabatius
Blue rock bindweed is a member of the Convolvulus family. Its botanical name is Convolvulus sabatius.
Blue rock bindweed grows as a perennial and is a flower. Being a perennial plant, it tends to grow best over several years (approx 3 years and greater).
Normally growing to a mature height of 20.0 cm (7.8 inches), Blue rock bindweed grows with a ground-cover habit.
This plant info is provided by the myfolia gardener's wiki. All details about Blue rock bindweed have been kindly provided by our members.
https://myfolia.com/plants/83203-blue-rock-bindweed-convolvulus-sabatius
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Gardening: Pretty blue bindweed excels
Blue bindweed is a very pretty small shrub-like plant that excels itself at this time of year. And yes, it is a bindweed, a name that many people associate with the annoying and troublesome weed of the same name. Mind you, even the weed, in flower, has its moments of prettiness, and gains perhaps a sneaking admiring glance.
The blue bindweed, or blue rock bindweed as it is also called, covers itself with blue flowers that have a touch of purple. The flowers are two or three centimetres across, shaped like a very shallow funnel. On the flowers, there is a series of radiating lines from edge to centre, each slightly offset and the pattern is reminiscent of the overlapping folds of a camera shutter. This distinctive shape is a family trait.
But the blue bindweed has none of the nasty habits of its relative. It is not a large plant and does not form the twisting stems of the weedy species that can reach three metres in a damp summer. The blue bindweed stems are light and run along the surface of the soil, and the plant is evergreen in countries of frost-free climate.
In a normal winter, it will die back part of the way and can be killed in a hard winter. This is not surprising, given that it comes from the region of the western Mediterranean, including North Africa. It has a woody base at ground level and can recover from there after some frost damage. This woody base does not send out spreading roots but stays in place.
https://www.independent.ie/life/home-garden/gardens/gardening-pretty-blue-bindweed-excels-35001161.html
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Silver Bush
Common Name: Silver Bush
Plant Height: 0.6
Plant Spread: 0.9
Use: informal edging, pot, hanging basket, groundcovers, spillover, border, poolside
Plant Pruning: Prune by half in winter.
Soil Moisture: Dry b/w watering to Constantly moist
Sunlight: hot overhead sun
Design: Suits mediterranean, contemporary, dry style & coastal designs
Plant Origins: Europe-W Russia, SW Asia-Middle East
Flower Colour: white & yellow
Garden Type: soft-wooded perennial
Plant Seasonality: Evergreen
https://www.lifestyle.com.au/plant-guide/silver-bush-955.aspx
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Convolvulus cneorum
Convolvulus cneorum, also known as silverbush or shrubby bindweed,[1] is a species of flowering plant in the family Convolvulaceae, which contains many plants described as "bindweed". However, unlike other species in the genus, it is an evergreen shrub rather than a vine, forming a low mound 0.6–1.2 m (2 ft 0 in–3 ft 11 in) in height, with a similar spread. It produces 2.5–4 cm (1–2 in) diameter flowers which are white with a yellow throat. These are produced at the end of stems in loose panicles and may almost completely cover the plants. The leaves are grey-green and are covered in fine hairs which give the plant a silvery appearance.[2]
Distribution
The species is found in coastal areas of Spain, Italy, Croatia and Albania[2] In Italy it is found on the coast of Tuscany and western Sicily and on the islands of Capri and Li Galli. In Croatia it is found on many of the islands off the coast. It is often found growing in cracks in rocks.[3]
The Latin specific epithet cneorum is a word of Greek origin referring to a small olive-like plant, possibly a species of Daphne.
Cultivation
The species prefers an alkaline soil, full sun and good drainage. It is cold hardy to −9 C.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convolvulus_cneorum
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Convolvulus sabatius, blue rock bindweed, a trailing perennial flowering for months from June.
Silver Bush (Calocephalus) is a small round shrub with eye-catching, hairy twigs that have a pretty silvery appearance. From a distance it looks just like barbed wire, but beautiful and without the painful barbs! The plant flowers yellow in August and September but the main attraction is undoubtedly its silver-grey foliage, which combines beautifully with blue and white autumn violas, checkerberry, pink Cyclamen, prickly heath and Skimmia. Silver Bush also works very well in autumn hanging baskets.
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White and blue both colors flowers are always very amazing. These are good plants for planting . Water drops on blue flowers are looking awesome.
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