String of pearls Variegated Senecio rowleyanus is a lovely flowering plant native to southwest Africa from Asteraceae family. In the natural environment, the plant will trail on the ground and root as soon as the stem touches the soil. The plant is easy to care for and has a beautiful variegation. Pictures represent our actual stock, and the level of variation varies.
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A highly sought-after and beautiful hanging plant, the variegated string of hearts has beautiful heart-shaped leaves with pink and white variegation.
Ceropegia is a truly beautiful species of trailing plant that belongs to the family Apocynaceae. Found natively in Australia and Southern Asia but the most impressive species that we have brought into our home are from Africa growing wildly in Zimbabwe, Swaziland, and South Africa.
Classed as evergreen succulents, these plants are perfect for beginners. They are easy to care for and relatively fuss-free while being truly rewarding houseplants.
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A highly sought-after and beautiful hanging plant, the string of hearts silver glory has gorgeous heart-shaped leaves with silvery variegation.
Ceropegia is a truly beautiful trailing plant species belonging to the family Apocynaceae. Found natively in Australia and Southern Asia but the most impressive species that we have brought into our home are from Africa growing wildly in Zimbabwe, Swaziland, and South Africa.
Classed as evergreen succulents, these plants are perfect for beginners. They are easy to care for and relatively fuss-free while being truly rewarding houseplants. While in the wild the long tendril can reach up to four metres long these fast-growing plants can, on average, still reach an impressive metre and a half as a houseplant, combined with a long life span and good care you can grow these plants to prime specimens that could give a native plant a good run for its money.
