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This
beautiful form of wild convolvulus grows on sandy beaches and
dunes. The stems lie upon the surface of the sand and do not twine
like those of the hedgerow bindweeds. The leaves are small, round
or kidney-shaped, and rather thick and fleshy. Each flower, pink-striped
and about an inch and a half across, grows separately on a quadrangular
stalk. The flowers are produced rather sparingly from June to
August.
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