It is not any longer in flower now. On its branched stems only small fruits can be found.
But two months ago Cantabria Morning Glory (Convolvulus cantabrica) was in flower everywhere on dry stony limestone slopes.
This meadow is scattered with its pink flowers between the flowering ears of Somerset Hair-grass (Koeleria vallesiana) and other typical plants of this habitat. It was May, everything was still green, the plants did profit from the humidity of the early season to grow and flower.
Cantabria Morning Glory has pink pentagonal flowers on stalks more or less prostrate. In contrast with other Morning Glories this one does not climb.
Its leaves are long and undulated and a bit downy. And the flowers close at night, early in the morning they are not yet open.
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