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ID this vine plant - smallflower morning glory, Jacquemontia tamnifolia

 
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This is the first year I've noticed it. One is growing out of a pot that has aloe in it. One is out in the garden. The other is in the rock mulch bed in front of our porch. So it is growing in well drained potting soil, garden soil, and soil that has a decent amount of clay.
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This is what it looked like at first
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Here you can see it is growing up the stem of a dead sunflower. Also, these are the flowers when closed up
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Up close so you can see the little hairies

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A few more photos
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Open flower up close against my hand so you can tell how small it is
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Flower up close

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I recognize this from when I lived in GA.....it's some kind of morning glory.
 
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Yeah I got the answer on another forum. It is called smallflower morning glory or Jacquemontia tamnifolia.

I only found one source that said it had any edible properties. It said in Africa they use the leaves as cooked greens. It was on this site: http://database.prota.org/dbtw-wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll?ac=qbe_query&bu=http://database.prota.org/search.htm&tn=protab~1&qb0=and&qf0=Species+Code&qi0=Jacquemontia+tamnifolia&rf=Webdisplay

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