Henka asagao 'kionagatatutaba’

Variegated morning glory 'kionagatatutaba' (scientific name: Ipomoea nil 'kionagatatutaba’) is a garden variety of the morning glory (scientific name: Ipomoea nil) which is native to tropical Asia and is a vineous annual herb in the family Convolvulaceae.
It produces trumpet-shaped, bright blue flowers with truncated corolla tips from summer to autumn. The leaves are long.

Common name: Variegated morning glory 'Kionagatatutaba', aka: Henka asagao 'Kionagatatutabakontutuzirokirezaki’, scientific name: Ipomoea nil 'Kionagatatutaba, origin: Japanese horticultural variety, morning glory originated in tropical Asia, living type: Annual vine, Stem length: 100-300 cm, Leaf shape: Long spear-shaped leaves, Leaf margin: Full leaf margin, Inflorescence: Alternate, Flower shape: trumpet, Flower diameter: 5-20 cm, Number of pistils: 3, number of stamens: 5, Flower color: bright blue flowers, Flowering season: July-September, Fruit type: first fruits, Seed color Black.