Argyreia Nervosa is a perennial climbing vine native to the Indian subcontinent that has since been transported to Hawaii, Africa, and the Caribbean. It is often coveted for its cosmetic and medical qualities, although it can be intrusive. Hawaiian Baby Woodrose, adhoguda or vihara (Sanskrit), elephant creeper, and woolly morning glory are some of the common names.

Name: Elephant Creeper

Scientific name: Argyreia nervosa

Origin: native to India

Height: It can reach a height of 8-9 meters.                                   

Family: Convolvulaceae