Ground Morning GloryPhoenix's Best Blue Flowering Trailing Groundcover for Full Sun Ground Morning Glory (Convolvulus sabatius) is one of the most distinctive and eye catching groundcovers available for Phoenix Valley landscapes. Its cascading habit and continuous sky blue to lavender blooms create a soft, colorful carpet that sets it apart from the typical desert palette of greens and browns. It stays low at just 612 inches tall while spreading 12 feet, making it ideal

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In mixed border plantings

coral-like shades

it handles full sun

Whether you're lining a driveway in Chandler

Its multi-stemmed clumps reach 6 to 10 feet wide at maturity

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