Moonflower vine

(Ipomoea alba) Huge blooms only open late in the evening and night. It's taken over this back porch railing. A 4" X 4" post is seen in the right portion of the photo. They'll continue to bloom until the first frost probably sometime in October.

Moon Flower Vine (Ipomoea alba)

This is the first year I have had a moonflower vine, and let me tell you it will not be the last! Love, love, love this flowering vine. The moonflower has a thick, heady scent. Boy is it strong! This one is planted in a pot along my back porch. The flowers are just beautiful against the dark night sky. The flower is over 6 inches wide! More moonflowers opening for the evening:

Moonflower Vine Is the Most Magical Night-Blooming Plant You Can Grow

Name: Ipomoea alba, aka moonflower Type of Plant: A fast growing annual vine for sun and part-sun. Why I Love/Hate this plant: If you want an annual vine that will quickly create a privacy screen for the summer, this plant is for you. If you wish for a plant that will produce large, slightly

This moon flower bud began opening as the sun set tonight. It's ready to put on a show for the full moon. What a work of art.

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If your garden area is used for relaxation and evening entertainment, add the tempting fragrance of the moonflower in the garden. The large white or purple flowers on a vine provide an amazing scent at night when growing these plants. Moonflower plants (Ipomoea alba) are perennial vines in subtropical areas, but gardeners with cold winters can grow moonflower plants as annuals. They are one of the most romantic plants you can grow in a garden. The large trumpet-shaped flowers bloom at…

My moon flower..easy to grow climbing vine ..summer 2014 only blooms at night

Moon Flower. Annual in zone 4

Multiple Moonflowers

Moonflower Vine In Trees | ThriftyFun

Moonflower (Ipomea Alba) D. Bullins photogtapher

Moon flower, these are beautiful. They bloom in the evening instead of the morning (like the morning glory) and are much larger, they can illuminate a garden during a full moon

While many in the country are beginning to dream about spring, I am thinking about summer. I love summer nights. And sitting outside on our garden swing on a summer evening is one of my favorite things to do. The Duke of Earl and I like to watch our moonflowers unfurling in the afterglow of the day. We like to count how many of those moons grace our yard each summer night. Moonflower buds open quickly, after the sun has set. Watching the magnificent white flowers swirl open is like viewing…

The Moon Vine Glows at dusk and by moon light.

If only the internet allowed us to post a fragrance as easily as we post a photo… Moonflowers, like Gingerlily, fill the garden with an intriguing fragrance. If you enjoy the fragrance of Ea…

"Dale Hugo . . . . The flower is about 7 inches (~18 cm) across and has a unique, 5-pointed star shape. The fragrance is to me reminiscent of gardenias. . . . , they bloom at night and fold up at dawn. The moonflower vine, botanically Ipomoea alba, is often mistaken for its cousins, the morning glory and sweet potato plant. Moonflowers contains several compounds poisonous to the human body, including atropine and scopolamine, both of which interfere with the nervous system. . . . ."

Moon flower vine