Trailing Wild Bean is a sprawling vine with small, pinkish flowers that resemble miniature sweet peas. It is often found in sandy soils and is known for its drought tolerance.
Habitat
It grows in sandy fields and along roadsides.
Diet
Its flowers attract pollinators, and its seeds are eaten by birds.
How common
Uncommon
Best time to see a Trailing Wild Bean
The best time to see a Trailing Wild Bean is August–September, when about 73% of U.S. sightings happen, based on 9,549 research-grade iNaturalist observations.
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