Definition of morning glory in English:

morning glory

noun

A climbing plant of the convolvulus family, sometimes cultivated for its trumpet-shaped flowers.
番薯属植物，花呈喇叭状
Genus Ipomoea, family Convolvulaceae: several species, in particular the purple-flowered I. purpureus of tropical America
Example sentencesExamples
- The diversity within the group of plants known as annuals is staggering, with everything from 10-foot-tall sunflowers to the ground-hugging sweet alyssum to the rampant, vining morning glory.
- It had a terribly high ceiling, and vines of morning glory were growing around the pillars.
- Marigolds, rhododendron, and morning glory sat in artful bunches along the concrete sidewalk.
- Plant climbing flowers like morning glories or clematis at the foot of the arch.
- Climbers don't really climb, as clematis or morning glory do, with tendrils that attach themselves to a fence or trellis.
- The dune vegetation included sea oats, sea grape, and beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae).
- A trellis covered with flowering annual vines, such as morning glories and nasturtiums, provides birds both food and shelter.
- Make a tee pee out of bamboo stakes and plant morning glories or scarlet runner beans.
- For the trellis - or for the sides of the gate - any climbing flower will work, such as morning glories, honeysuckle, or sweet peas.
- When the weather warms up, sow seeds of cosmos, marigold, morning glory, portulaca, nasturtium, sunflower, and zinnia for splashes of color.
- Plant quick-growing vines, such as morning glory or hyacinth bean, around the outside of the lattice.
- Small flowered clematis, morning glory, the less vigorous climbing roses, nasturtiums and many others grow well in containers.
- At the foot of the tower was a morning glory climbing up the walls.
- The retaining wall is wrapped in welded wire mesh and covered with morning glory.
- But consider too the times of day that certain flowers will bloom; you can plant morning glories, four-o'clocks and night-blooming jasmine together for a garden that will bloom from dawn past dusk.
- Violets, woodrushes, Silene, Lychnis, periwinkles and Alchemilla mollis are all plants that will thrive in the dry, shady conditions provided by the hedge, and for a splash of colour I could use climbing nasturtiums or morning glory.
- An old favorite is the morning glory because they're so easy to grow and they produce those beautiful, full flowers.
- I plant lots of morning glories and wild, tangling vines like the silver lace.
- The morning glory, opening its blooms daily for only a few hours, was celebrated for its shy beauty.

Definition of morning glory in US English:

morning glory

nounˈmôrniNG ˌɡlôrēˈmɔrnɪŋ ˌɡlɔri

A climbing plant often cultivated for its showy trumpet-shaped flowers, which typically open in the early morning and wither by midday.
Genus Ipomoea, family Convolvulaceae: several species, in particular the common morning gloryI. purpurea
Example sentencesExamples
- At the foot of the tower was a morning glory climbing up the walls.
- For the trellis - or for the sides of the gate - any climbing flower will work, such as morning glories, honeysuckle, or sweet peas.
- Climbers don't really climb, as clematis or morning glory do, with tendrils that attach themselves to a fence or trellis.
- Small flowered clematis, morning glory, the less vigorous climbing roses, nasturtiums and many others grow well in containers.
- Violets, woodrushes, Silene, Lychnis, periwinkles and Alchemilla mollis are all plants that will thrive in the dry, shady conditions provided by the hedge, and for a splash of colour I could use climbing nasturtiums or morning glory.
- Plant climbing flowers like morning glories or clematis at the foot of the arch.
- The dune vegetation included sea oats, sea grape, and beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae).
- An old favorite is the morning glory because they're so easy to grow and they produce those beautiful, full flowers.
- It had a terribly high ceiling, and vines of morning glory were growing around the pillars.
- The morning glory, opening its blooms daily for only a few hours, was celebrated for its shy beauty.
- I plant lots of morning glories and wild, tangling vines like the silver lace.
- Plant quick-growing vines, such as morning glory or hyacinth bean, around the outside of the lattice.
- Make a tee pee out of bamboo stakes and plant morning glories or scarlet runner beans.
- A trellis covered with flowering annual vines, such as morning glories and nasturtiums, provides birds both food and shelter.
- But consider too the times of day that certain flowers will bloom; you can plant morning glories, four-o'clocks and night-blooming jasmine together for a garden that will bloom from dawn past dusk.
- The retaining wall is wrapped in welded wire mesh and covered with morning glory.
- The diversity within the group of plants known as annuals is staggering, with everything from 10-foot-tall sunflowers to the ground-hugging sweet alyssum to the rampant, vining morning glory.
- When the weather warms up, sow seeds of cosmos, marigold, morning glory, portulaca, nasturtium, sunflower, and zinnia for splashes of color.
- Marigolds, rhododendron, and morning glory sat in artful bunches along the concrete sidewalk.

词汇	morning glory
释义	Definition of morning glory in English: morning glory noun A climbing plant of the convolvulus family, sometimes cultivated for its trumpet-shaped flowers. 番薯属植物，花呈喇叭状 Genus Ipomoea, family Convolvulaceae: several species, in particular the purple-flowered I. purpureus of tropical America Example sentencesExamples The diversity within the group of plants known as annuals is staggering, with everything from 10-foot-tall sunflowers to the ground-hugging sweet alyssum to the rampant, vining morning glory. It had a terribly high ceiling, and vines of morning glory were growing around the pillars. Marigolds, rhododendron, and morning glory sat in artful bunches along the concrete sidewalk. Plant climbing flowers like morning glories or clematis at the foot of the arch. Climbers don't really climb, as clematis or morning glory do, with tendrils that attach themselves to a fence or trellis. The dune vegetation included sea oats, sea grape, and beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae). A trellis covered with flowering annual vines, such as morning glories and nasturtiums, provides birds both food and shelter. Make a tee pee out of bamboo stakes and plant morning glories or scarlet runner beans. For the trellis - or for the sides of the gate - any climbing flower will work, such as morning glories, honeysuckle, or sweet peas. When the weather warms up, sow seeds of cosmos, marigold, morning glory, portulaca, nasturtium, sunflower, and zinnia for splashes of color. Plant quick-growing vines, such as morning glory or hyacinth bean, around the outside of the lattice. Small flowered clematis, morning glory, the less vigorous climbing roses, nasturtiums and many others grow well in containers. At the foot of the tower was a morning glory climbing up the walls. The retaining wall is wrapped in welded wire mesh and covered with morning glory. But consider too the times of day that certain flowers will bloom; you can plant morning glories, four-o'clocks and night-blooming jasmine together for a garden that will bloom from dawn past dusk. Violets, woodrushes, Silene, Lychnis, periwinkles and Alchemilla mollis are all plants that will thrive in the dry, shady conditions provided by the hedge, and for a splash of colour I could use climbing nasturtiums or morning glory. An old favorite is the morning glory because they're so easy to grow and they produce those beautiful, full flowers. I plant lots of morning glories and wild, tangling vines like the silver lace. The morning glory, opening its blooms daily for only a few hours, was celebrated for its shy beauty. Definition of morning glory in US English: morning glory nounˈmôrniNG ˌɡlôrēˈmɔrnɪŋ ˌɡlɔri A climbing plant often cultivated for its showy trumpet-shaped flowers, which typically open in the early morning and wither by midday. Genus Ipomoea, family Convolvulaceae: several species, in particular the common morning gloryI. purpurea Example sentencesExamples At the foot of the tower was a morning glory climbing up the walls. For the trellis - or for the sides of the gate - any climbing flower will work, such as morning glories, honeysuckle, or sweet peas. Climbers don't really climb, as clematis or morning glory do, with tendrils that attach themselves to a fence or trellis. Small flowered clematis, morning glory, the less vigorous climbing roses, nasturtiums and many others grow well in containers. Violets, woodrushes, Silene, Lychnis, periwinkles and Alchemilla mollis are all plants that will thrive in the dry, shady conditions provided by the hedge, and for a splash of colour I could use climbing nasturtiums or morning glory. Plant climbing flowers like morning glories or clematis at the foot of the arch. The dune vegetation included sea oats, sea grape, and beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae). An old favorite is the morning glory because they're so easy to grow and they produce those beautiful, full flowers. It had a terribly high ceiling, and vines of morning glory were growing around the pillars. The morning glory, opening its blooms daily for only a few hours, was celebrated for its shy beauty. I plant lots of morning glories and wild, tangling vines like the silver lace. Plant quick-growing vines, such as morning glory or hyacinth bean, around the outside of the lattice. Make a tee pee out of bamboo stakes and plant morning glories or scarlet runner beans. A trellis covered with flowering annual vines, such as morning glories and nasturtiums, provides birds both food and shelter. But consider too the times of day that certain flowers will bloom; you can plant morning glories, four-o'clocks and night-blooming jasmine together for a garden that will bloom from dawn past dusk. The retaining wall is wrapped in welded wire mesh and covered with morning glory. The diversity within the group of plants known as annuals is staggering, with everything from 10-foot-tall sunflowers to the ground-hugging sweet alyssum to the rampant, vining morning glory. When the weather warms up, sow seeds of cosmos, marigold, morning glory, portulaca, nasturtium, sunflower, and zinnia for splashes of color. Marigolds, rhododendron, and morning glory sat in artful bunches along the concrete sidewalk.
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