Hoya linearis 6"Hoya is a genus of tropical plant in the Apocynaceae family and also known as "Waxvine" or "Waxflower". Hoya linearis has long and skinny green leaves that start to look like cousin it when it its glory. White flower clusters to boot when it is ready to do so. Shaggy and fun. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry down 25% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

Incorporate into the border for a riotous partner with perennials

is the cousin of the North American Aruncus diocus

Coral tipped stems are exposed in the winter time

Tradescantia zebrina was previously known as Zebrina pendular and known for its zebra stripe marking on burgundy and silver leaves

Chartreuse green new growth quickly changes to yellow

Dimensions: 15" diameter x 11

Hoya carnosa 'Chelsea' is a climber that has waxy thick green cupped heart shaped leaves on twisting stems

Early blooming

'Selby' is an interesting variegated variety with green to light green ovate to lance shaped leaves

Narrow dark purple flowers heads that age to golden yellow in summer

Blooms raise above the foliage as if dancing in the air

Green-yellow flowers in late April