Common east of the Catoctin Mountains.
Small white (sometimes pink) flowers and cordate leaves makes this vine unmistakable.
Prefers open areas with lots of sun. Roadsides through agricultural areas are one of the preferred habitats.
Morning-glory Plume Moth larvae use Small White Morning-glory as a host plant.
There are 364 records in the project database.
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