Tievine

The primary subject is identified as a flowering vine based on its trailing stems, alternate leaves, and numerous flowers. The specific identification as Tievine (Ipomoea cordatotriloba) is based on the combination of funnel-shaped, lavender-colored flowers with a distinct dark purple throat, and the variably shaped leaves which range from heart-shaped (cordate) to shallowly lobed. This combination of features is characteristic of this common morning glory species found in the provided region.