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Scientific name: Calystegia macrostegia susbsp. Cyclostegia

Family: Morning-glory or Convolvulaceae

Genus: Calystegia

Blooms: Mar–Aug

Plant Height: Stem up to 2.5 m long

Habitat: Coastal

About: By far the most common morning-glory found near the coast, this often grows aggressively in other plants. It has beautiful flowers, white to pink, funnel-shaped, often pink striped below. Its most distinctive feature is how its calyx is enclosed (or closely subtended) by a pair of large, widely ovate to rounded, sepal-like bracts with notched or narrowly pointed tips. Leaves are triangular, and the sinus is variable: acute, rounded or squarish.

https://montereywildflowers.com/convolvulaceae-calystegia/