Can Anyone Identify This Plant Please

[LIZS]

Bought at a plant sale a few weeks ago and have forgotten what it is. Think flowerbed plant rather than veg! Any ideas please? Tia

[HerbWoman]

The leaf facing the camera is probably a seed leaf and looks a bit of a weird shape, but I'd guess at courgette.

[P1nkP0ppy]

Is it Black-eyed Susan (Thunbergia), climber with orange flowers?

[Scone1nSixtySeconds]

Could possibly be nasturtium as well?

[HerbWoman]

Sorry - I misread (phone screen zipping about) and thought you said veg!

[LIZS]

My recollection was that it could grow tall so poppy may be right!

[Liara]

I would guess morning glory.

[NanTheWiser]

Another vote for Morning glory - after planting some a few years ago, I get seedlings pop up every summer, and very welcome they are too!

[Gatekeeper]

Lizs, can you turn the plant around the photo it again please

[Gatekeeper]

scrap that. Just had a look at my Morning glory- the seed leaves look like yours and then on they resemble a heart shape so can vote on Morning Glory as well

[LIZS]

Any better?

[Gatekeeper]

def morning glory

the name they give to old blokes morning erection

[LIZS]

Haha, is it the same as bindweed? We have an ongoing battle with that in another bed.

[Gatekeeper]

its in the same family but this one dies off with frosts etc whereas the bindweed bugger manages sub zero/ice age temperatures!!

[Liara]

It is easy enough to keep under control in our frost prone climate, however I recommended it to my sister who lives in California and apparently it is a vile weed round there, prone to climbing up to the roof edges and lifting off tiles!

[PollyPerky]

Looks more like a vegetable to me- cucumber of other sort of squash.

[hairymuffet]

Courgette ??