Muehlenbeckia axillaris 6"Meuhlenbeckia is a genus of plants in the family Polygonaceae. Meuhlenbeckia axillaris, or "Sprawling Angel Vine" and or "Wire Vine", is a sprawling plant with long, wiry stems, densely covered by small, round leaves. This plant is noted for having leaves even smaller than the original "Angel Vine." Its growing habits make it a versatile plant indoors. To show off its thickly leafed vines, put this trailing vine in a hanging basket. Light: part sun to

Thymus praecox 'Coccineus' is a perennial herb

placing small stones at the bottom of the planter is advised for drainage

If you do have a preference in type of Garden Croton

Note on size: #7 (7 gallon) pots are approximately 14" in diameter

Dimensions: H: 11 1/4" x W: 12 1/2"x D: 12 1/2"

25"dia x 7

Zones: 2 - 6

Superb for borders and containers

You go glow girl

An upright thick plant that grows to 1–2' and produces spores on the underside of the leaves

Bloom: Spring

Hardwood Fines