Lovely wall cover, climbs brick very well. We have it in a corner just by the door, and have found that it is good shelter for a couple o...Read Moref bats - we can hear them echo-locating in the evening hours, gobbling up mosquitos by the door. Fantastic! I plan to take some cuttings and bring them over to another part of the north side of the house to have an "ivy-covered" entrance.
I found this plant @ the Farmer's Market in Embarcadero. It's so lacy, delicate and attractive -- I had to have it! Upon returning home...Read More to TX, I put in atop the soil of an indoor ficus tree and it looks lovely there....the new foliage is lime green and eye-catching. Can't decide if I'll keep it indoors or try it outdoors in the shade....perhaps I'll propagate for both purposes!
This wonderful little groundcover has been perfectly hardy, though deciduous, for me in zone 6b for over 3 years now. I wouldn't be witho...Read Moreut it and I spread it around in different areas of my garden.
It will creep but that's part of it's charm. Not invasive and easy to control for me.
I have had many of these for several years in zone 5! Thay do look like they are dead in the spring and leaves don't come back until late...Read More spring. It has spread nicely, but I have never seen it flower. It is a great plant!
Excellent climbing plant will cover a fence or other support quickly and form a dense impenetrable mass. Responds well to clipping and pr...Read Moreuning and can be readily shaped. Prefers full sun, will grow in shade or semi shade but will be more sparse and will seek out light. It can become invasive particularly in sub tropical or tropical areas. In regions with less rainfall it is well behaved. Small swollen juicy flowers are reputably edible. I have tasted them and they have a sweet taste, not unpleasant.
Lovely wall cover, climbs brick very well. We have it in a corner just by the door, and have found that it is good shelter for a couple o...Read More
Love, love, love my Muehleys. Perfect for hanging baskets, they add a wiry, airy texture with loooong stems.
I found this plant @ the Farmer's Market in Embarcadero. It's so lacy, delicate and attractive -- I had to have it! Upon returning home...Read More
This wonderful little groundcover has been perfectly hardy, though deciduous, for me in zone 6b for over 3 years now. I wouldn't be witho...Read More
I have had many of these for several years in zone 5! Thay do look like they are dead in the spring and leaves don't come back until late...Read More
Excellent climbing plant will cover a fence or other support quickly and form a dense impenetrable mass. Responds well to clipping and pr...Read More
lovely vine grown for special appearance with tiny round leaves like glued to dark wiry stems. for connossaires!