Dwarf Morning-glory
Evolvulus arizonicus
Florida Canyon, Sta. Rita Mts., Arizona, USA. 26 July 2013. A halictid bee is attending.
FLOWERS: Small morning-glory flowers are pale blue, violet or all white.
PERENNIAL: Base of the plant my be woody, but the remainder consists of slender herbaceous stems up to 15 cm tall with no or minimal twining.
LEAVES: The lance-shaped leaves are sparsely pubescent.
RANGE: In Arizona this plant is found at mid elevations on rocky slopes, or flat areas between trees and shrubs, from southeastern Arizona and along the Mogollon Rim.
FRUIT: A dry capsule with, usually, four seeds.
UNARMED