Railroad Vine short-lived perennial bees and butterflies

bees and butterflies

Perennial with showy lavender flowers

Seeds eaten by birds and small mammals

Used as ground cover in dummy

and planting in groups or masses to make easy foraging for the bees

Railroad Vine short-lived perennial bees and butterfliesPerennial vine with pink, purple flowers and foliage that hugs the ground. Best planted in dry gardens as a ground cover or dune stabilizer. Stems are 60+ feet long. Suitable to grow in: 8B, 9A, 9B, 10A, 10B, 11 Evergreen. Blooms summer. All year in South Florida. Propagation from seeds. Best planted in full sun. Grows in dry sandy soils. Attracts bees and insects. AIpomoea pes carprae subs. brasiliensis 1 gallon