Once upon a time, a tiny seed of Ipomoea was blown by the wind. It traveled far and wide before landing in a small crack in a concrete wall. Against all odds, it sprouted and began to grow. People passing by would marvel at this tenacious little plant, defying its surroundings. Word spread, and soon, […]
Convolvulus, commonly known as bindweed, has an interesting story behind its name. Legend has it that in ancient Greece, a young maiden named Convolvulus was deeply in love with a handsome young man. However, her feelings were unrequited, and in despair, she transformed herself into a beautiful plant that entwined around him, symbolizing her everlasting
Convolvulaceae is a fascinating family of plants that includes over 1,600 species, such as morning glories and sweet potatoes. One interesting story involves the use of the morning glory plant in Aztec culture. The Aztecs used a species of morning glory called Turbina corymbosa in their religious ceremonies as it contains a psychedelic compound known
