Foliage in a Pot

Ceropegia woodii x, String of Hearts, also known as Rosary Vine, is an iconic houseplant. It grows in lengthy "beads" of leaves on long vines. Some call it Sweetheart Vine, as its leaves are heart-shaped. These sweet leaves spill out of pots and hanging containers on long, thin, cascading vines. This easy-to-care-for plant is drought resistant, sun-loving, and long-growing, making it a favorite of plant lovers. Its vines grow up to 4' long and sometimes even longer! Dark green leaf pairs dot the vines every 3" or so. They are decorated with lacy white patterns on top and a hint of purple on the underside.

• Plant Type: Perennial
• Zone: 9 - 11
• Light Requ's: bright, indirect light
• Blooms: June - October
• Growth Habit: vining
• Foliage: heart-shaped
• Dimensions: 1.00in high, 0.50in high on delivery, spreads 48.00in

Care: In spring and summer, use a diluted liquid fertilizer once every couple of weeks. Pruning is not necessary; just let this vining plant cascade freely.
Note: Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.

Cy's Sunburst is a bright light in a patio pot or in the sunroom, with ruffled leaves that have sunny yellow margins and a citrus scent to match. Blooms grow high on the plant and are simple and delicate, with petals of pale pink with mauve markings... just enough to enhance the variegated, lemony-yellow foliage. This plant loves the light and really shines in the light.

• Plant Type: Perennial
• Zone: 9 - 12
• Light Requ's: sun
• Blooms: June - August
• Growth Habit: upright, bushy
• Foliage: yellow, variegated
• Dimensions: 20.00in high, 6.00in high on delivery, spreads 15.00in

Care: This plant needs frost protection, so pull it indoors when the temperature drops, and enjoy it as a houseplant. It will thrive and flower indoors as long as it gets positioned in a sunny spot. Ensure that its potting mix remains loose; it should be a mix with some loam or compost added. Feed with diluted liquid fertilizer each month or so. Pinch back on occasion to encourage full, bushy growth.
Note: Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.

The leaves of this quick-spreading succulent plant are small and scalloped, with a delicate look and a strong personality. The foliage and stems turn deep burgundy in the fall, and small pink flowers bloom during the warmer months (late summer). It will grow to a height of about 2". This makes a great ground cover plant for edging, walls, rock gardens, and containers/pots. This is one of our favorite plants, as it is easy to grow and quick-spreading. Fertilizing with a diluted liquid plant food can be done before the growing season begins. Clip spent blooms to tidy up your plant and encourage more blooms.

• Plant Type: Perennial
• Zone: 3 - 10
• Light Requ's: sun
• Blooms: August - September
• Growth Habit: mat-forming
• Dimensions: 4.00in high, 4.00in high on delivery, spreads 12.00in

Care: Go easy on the water; this plant will not tolerate overwatering. Try to be sure the top layers of soil have dried out before you apply water. Like so many plants, this ground cover does not want wet feet or soggy roots.
Note: Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.

This plant drapes beautifully, with very long and slender foliage that looks grasslike and graceful. Each blade is actually an extremely thin paddle shape. The foliage can be trained to trail along structures such as curtain rods and shelves, or it can cascade over a plant pot. While other Hoyas have clusters of waxy, porcelain-like flowers, this plant shows them off individually... small and creamy white, with just a touch of maroon in the centers, falling here and there amid the flurry of foliage. Flowers have a faintly citrus scent, adding to the ethereal quality of this plant.

• Plant Type: Annual
• Zone: 10 - 11
• Light Requ's: bright, indirect light
• Blooms: May - September
• Growth Habit: vining, trailing
• Foliage: extremely thin paddles
• Dimensions: 120.00in high, 6.00in high on delivery, spreads 12.00in

Care: This plant is incredibly self-sufficient. While it can be placed near windows, even draping down curtain-style, it will not do well without some shading. It likes bright indirect light, with anything brighter causing foliage to dry, brown, and/or curl. But take caution if you do see some brown foliage on a stem or two. Rather than clip, wait to see if new growth appears. Feed every other week with a diluted liquid fertilizer during summer. And keep this plant somewhat root-bound.
Note: Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.

With featherlike, soft foliage, Artemisia schmidtiana, Silver Mound is a dream perennial for any garden. "Silver Mound" is an apt name, as this plant grows in a cushy, rounded, mound-like shape. With this plant, you can create a border that is both distinct and delicate, while still filling up all the space you need to cover. The silver color contrasts well with bright flowers, green plants, and other landscaping materials. You might consider it for a rock garden. Blossoms on this plant are inconspicuous, so those visiting the garden can simply enjoy the impressive silvery foliage. It grows quickly, so it is excellent as a filler plant, though it can also be kept in pots.

• Plant Type: Perennial
• Zone: 3 - 9
• Light Requ's: sun
• Blooms: June - July
• Growth Habit: mounding
• Foliage: silver
• Dimensions: 12.00in high, 3.00in high on delivery, spreads 18.00in

Care: This attractive plant does best when placed in typical soil, neither too rich nor too spare. Divide your mound if it begins to split. This plant is attractive to gardeners and butterflies but not to deer or rabbits. It is even drought resistant. Silver Mound loves the sun and thrives in hot, dry sites.
Note: Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.