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Silvery, refined, and wonderfully sun-loving, Convolvulus cneorum brings year-round foliage beauty and soft, luminous flowers to warm garden spaces. Commonly known as bush morning glory, this Mediterranean-style shrub forms a rounded mound of silky silver leaves that glow in bright light and add elegant contrast to borders, rock gardens, dry gardens, and water-wise landscapes. In bloom, its white, funnel-shaped flowers open with a cheerful morning-glory charm that feels fresh, clean, and quietly beautiful.

Growing into a compact, rounded shrub, Convolvulus cneorum works beautifully as a foliage accent, low hedge, edging plant, or textural companion in sunny mixed borders. Its silver foliage pairs wonderfully with lavender, salvias, rosemary, thyme, yarrow, ornamental grasses, santolina, gaura, and other drought-tolerant perennials that create a soft, layered, Mediterranean garden display. Even when not in flower, the bright foliage brings structure, contrast, and lasting interest to the planting.

Plant Convolvulus cneorum in full sun with excellent drainage and low to moderate water once established. Avoid overly wet soil, especially in winter, as this easy-care shrub performs best in lean, well-drained conditions. Tough, elegant, and beautifully drought tolerant, bush morning glory is a graceful choice for gardeners who love silver foliage, clean flowers, and resilient plants for sunny spaces. Explore more morning glory favorites in our Convolvulus - Morning Glory collection.
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