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Description

Hoya curtisiiWax Plant: Dense creeping, trailing mat of tiny, olive green mottled, spade shaped leaves with silver blue variegation. Fuzzy, fragrant blooms appear once or twice a year. Flowers are white, yellow green, or beige with a pink or red center. Great in containers or for cut flowers. attracts hummingbirds and pollinators. Can be grown indoors or outside in warm climates. Low water. Best in bright indirect light.

Fragrant white flowers

green leaves with broad forked crest at tips

Very ornamental in containers or indoors in bright light

Great in hanging baskets or trained up a stake

Great in containers

and clay tolerant

Fertilizing isn’t vital

grows best with bright indirect light

leaves make for a beautiful indoor display

Mexican Bush Lobelia

Attracts bees and pollinators

with an abundance of small tubular fragrant purple flowers during late winter to early spring