A gardener planted seeds from a hull with stickers, unsure whether it’s moon vine or moon flower.
| Feature | Moon Vine (Ipomoea alba) | Moon Flower / Datura (Thornapple, Jimsonweed, Angel’s Trumpet) |
|---|---|---|
| Botanical family | Convolvulaceae (morning glory) | Solanaceae (nightshade) |
| Seed appearance | Cluster of 3‑4, corn‑kernel‑like, in berry‑like fruit (black/dark brown) | Resemble tomato seeds (same family) |
| Growth habit | Short‑lived perennial in warm climates; giant night‑blooming morning glory | Annual or tender perennial; shrubby |
Both are toxic if ingested. Datura is notoriously poisonous (hallucinogenic, potentially lethal). Moon vine also toxic. Keep away from children and pets. Texas A&M poisonous plant list: plantanswers.tamu.edu.
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