Hoya nummularioides 8"Hoya nummularioides (syn. pubea) is a lovely vining Hoya with small pointed leaves which are slightly fuzzy. It can be grown to allow to scramble and trail, though it will climb somewhat; these are typically trailing vines. If your heart has not yet been won over by Hoyas, prepare for that to change This Hoya is known for its vigorous growth, characteristic leaves and, like its other Hoya friends, truly spectacular flowers. Light: part sun cool sun

though it will climb somewhat

is not a grass at all but does kind of look like one because of its mop-like tuft of fine green stems

It has a dark gray-edged silver leaves with showy red veins

Fire Chief forms a perfect

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The 1991 Perennial Plan of the Year

Suitable for organic gardening

" This plant may also be grown in a loose planting mix much like many other Bromeliads

glossy red - purple leaves

Clumping and spreads by rhizomes

Great at filling in tight spaces where green is needed and easy to care for

WateringL dry to the touch between watering