Morning-Glory
Large, showy tubular-funnel-form flowers on herbaceous vines. Often cultivated on fences.
Obscure Morning Glory
Dark green, heart-shaped leaves. Various shades of yellow possible. Throat might sometimes with purple tint.
Mile-a-Minute Vine
Leaves are distinct - palmately lobed. Widely distributed Kenya and the world. Flowers may be white also.
Scrub Morning Glory
Grows as straggling shrub in savanna/scrub lands. Large, white, pink-centered morning-glory with thick, almost succulent, heart-shaped leaves.
Elephant Creeper
Robust scrambling vine with large, glossy heart-shaped leaves. Exotic import from India. Reportedly medicinal.
Mukuku
Upright herb without twining stems in sandy soil and apparently resistant to grazing animals. Leaves triangular with zig-zag teeth.
Morning Glory
Stems are weakly twining as they grow prostrate among savanna ground layer plants.
Sweet Potato
This member of the Morning-Glory family came originally from tropical America.
Kenyan Morning Glory
Succulent shrub forming low clumps in savanna habitat. Leaves linear and stems silvery.
Morning Glory #8
The flower limb and tube are nearly white and the vary narrow throat is purple. Deeply heart-shaped leaves.
Arrowleaf Bindweed
Slender vines trail on ground and twist around other plants. Small white or pastel flowers.
Dwarf Morning Glory
Sky blue flowers with white centers about a centimeter across on low herbacous, non-twining stems.
Dichondra
Prostrate herb with distinctly heart-shaped leaves. Flowers obscure. Often used as ground cover.
Dodder
Bright orange climbing stems without chlorophyl and without leaves. Small white flowers in clusters. Parasitic. Sometimes placed into a separate family, Cuscutaceae.