My iPad will not allow me to post on Wallace Gardens latest comment about heart shaped plants. Could anyone identify?

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-Patty

Yair Spolter · Answer

Hi Patty, About the ipad issue - we will look into it. I suggest you download Hometalk's new app here https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hometalk-home-garden-knowledge/id643027980 When you open the app on your ipad, click the 'x2' on the bottom of your screen to resize it to the full screen. Good luck and let us know how you like it!

Barbara Thomas · Answer

Looks like Morning Glory vines......yet I've seem a weed vine that look like this too.

Nancy Hatcher · Answer

Looks like morning glories to me too. Does it bloom?

Miriam Illions · Answer

I'm tagging @Wallace Gardens - she may be able to help.

Patty A · Answer

doesn't bloom but turns a beautiful red in fall. It just started coming up every year in an unused pot on an unused deck! It's not a morning glory....leaves are smaller and narrower,stem is pretty red.......

Patty A · Answer

i just posted another pic through this email as my iPad will not allow....thanks.

Wallace Gardens · Answer

Yes, thank you @Miriam I -- we are working to solve this mystery ;-)

Rosalie M · Answer

I'm no expert, but it looks like wild morning glory to me. I have some growing on my back fence right now. They have begun to bloom white flowers. ??? good luck.

Lisa@ Sweet Tea N' Salty Air · Answer

Yes it is morning glory, we planted seeds we got the same vine as you but no flowers yet.

Cynthia · Answer

Looks like wild morning glory to me. Had some years ago but honestly can't remember if they turned red.

Yair Spolter · Answer

I'm adding Patty's other photo post here for everyone to see.

Patty A · Answer

Here's another shot even though I was loathe to show the disrepair my upper deck is in. The lower one is the one I use! This just shot up in an unused pot,doesn't bloom, but turns red infall and comes back each year. 
-Patty

Terri · Answer

My morning glory turn red in the fall, but blooms a beautiful deep purple late July and August. I agree, Morning Glory.

Patty A · Answer

thanks , all , but I have had experience planting morning glory....when this does bloom it is tiny insignificant whitish flowers along a stem....but really doesn't bloom much at all.....def is not morning glory , I should put my hand down there so u can see the proportion . It has me stumped!

Wallace Gardens · Answer

I'm thinking it is honevine milkweed (aka honey milkweed). Here are a couple of botanical names to google: Cynanchum laeve, or, Ampelamus albidus.

Patty A · Answer

thank you everyone....Walllace Gardens, you certainly are coming up with some good suggestions, but amazingly it is not one of the two mentioned above. The red stems are very apparent when you first see this vine. I just discovered it starting to grow in one of the pots on the lower deck now, too! The leaves are barely lined and have almost no veins, and is a lighter green than most that it has been compared to. (They are about half the size of a morning glory leaf). Oh well.....

Dfm · Answer

wild morning glory has white blooms, and the blooms are smaller than the purple/ blue ones

Dfm · Answer

there are also some strains of morning glory that do have red stems. google red stem morning glory- pics of different morning glory s should show up

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