In this paper, we deal with the convex generators of a graph . A convex generator being a minimal set whose convex hull is , we show that it is included in the “boundary” of . Then we show that the “boundary” of a polymino’s graph, or more precisely the seaweed’s “boundary”, enjoys some nice properties which permit us to prove that for such a graph , the minimal size of a convex generator is equal to the maximal number of hanging vertices of a tree , obtained from by a sequence of generator-preserving contractions.