Convolvulus, Convolvulus of Snows

Convoluted hair (bushy vine) is small, scattered, evergreen shrub, known for its attractive silk, silver-green foliage and large flowers, similar to morning glory. Blooms from late spring to late summer, growing in a thick tuft. It has oblong silvery leaves, covered with extremely fine hairs, which remain attractive throughout the growing season. They are showered with an abundance of pink flower buds, which open to white trumpet-shaped flowers. This is one of the best, really silverleaf bushes. Hardy and perennial for super sun. It can be seen in the garden and in a pot.