Creeping Jenny "succulent" the more moisture the better

the more moisture the better - this twining vine doesn’t like dry air

Their bold red flowers create instant curb appeal when they bloom throughout the spring

Jack Frost Privet should be trimmed after the last frost but is otherwise extremely easy-to-care-for and beloved by landscapers far and wide

indirect light and make beautiful statements in indoor patios

It can also be grown in low spots or along ponds or streams but is equally at home in the rock garden or spilling over a rocky slope

Creeping Jenny "succulent" the more moisture the betterCreeping Jenny for Sale Online Creeping Jenny, a fast growing and vigorous groundcover, this shade loving perennial brings a bright flash of chartreuse color to your shady areas. Its golden round leaves form on trailing stems while small yellow flowers appear during the summer. Be careful not to plant in areas where spreading would be unwanted a single plant can grow 2 feet wide and root down as it grows,