Pellionia repens "Watermelon Vine" 4"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

The rectangular Jort fiberstone grey planter is a classic shape for defining a space with plants

Yellow flowers bloom from the center

Soil - succulent mix

Soil: rich moist

Starting out a lighter green when the leaves emerge that grow in to a deeper green with a slight blue tint and more pronounced lobes with age

Light: part shade to shade

has an elongated heart shaped green leaf with white to cream veining

Blooms: July

Height at maturity: 1

There is a wide range of fantastic flower shapes and sizes

As the plant ages the "feet" will trail over the side of the container

Spring brings the emergence of soft