Pellionia repens "Watermelon Vine" 6"Pellionia repens, commonly called "Watermelon Vine" or "Trailing Watermelon Begonia", is a groundcover that can typically reach 4"h x 2'w at maturity. Fleshy green pink stems with long ovate wavy like leaves that are grey green in coloration with a darker green margin and areas of silver and also burgundy within. Light: part sun to part shade Propagation: stem cuttings Soil: potting mix Watering: even moisture to dry to the touch Images are used for

Tip: plant in a series of three in a part-sun corner

The leaves are a little brighter and longer than some of its family members

Great cut floral for arrangements

Ficus benjamina 'Danielle' or 'Daniella'

toothed leaves very similar to 'The Rocket'

This Calathea with its longer leaves is indeed a star

Growth rate: 3 - 5" per year

Watering: dry to 25%

Operculicarya decaryi

"Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart" has old time elegance and charm

bloom and pitcher state of each plant will vary

These plants possess structural adaptations that provide ants with food and/or shelter while the ants provide nutrients