I found this wonderful plant at Costco the other week. They were selling it by the flat and it's called Muehlenbeckia axillaris "Nana" Wire Plant and is a ground cover. I put some of it in a couple pots and just fell in love with how it looks. I was able to get out in my yard yesterday, but the rain is already back so I won't be able to finish today. Hope you enjoy this wonderful new garden find as much as I do. xoxo K.
Monday, April 26, 2010
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I have to say Kathleen that you have kicked me in the butt to get my garden going
ReplyDeleteI am blogging about it today
Thanks for the inspiration
Back to Lowes I go!
What a nice plant............have a happy sunny week !! hugs from Ria
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ReplyDeleteI love your little plant! It's so cute. I've been in the garden a bit this last week too, but yep more rain on the way....pfffffff!!!
See ya Wednesday!
xo,
Shellagh
I love this entire vingette, including that great plant.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love this plant Kathleen. I used it in my urns last year and loved it. Of course it is only an annual here, because of my mean Winters, but I love it all Summer long! I love your beautiful pictures!
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i like that it looks so whispy....
ReplyDeletelovely photos!
kathi
Loved the pictures and how you displayed the lovely plant.I am going to look for it here in Illinois because "Nana"is what my grandkids call me.I have been working out in my flower beds for about a week now but had rain all weekend so couldn't work outside so I worked inside around here there is always something needing done.Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteHey K~Thanks for the heads up! It looks great, I may have to get me some too.~Cheers Kim
ReplyDeleteThe muehlenbeckia is a nice plant.I sell them in my shop.They look verry nice in and outsite.Nice pictures you made of them.Have a nice day.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful plant! I love how it looks in the pot! :) We are starting to plant things at our new place in the next few weeks and this would be a welcome addition! thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteLove your pics and such a pretty little plant, beautiful leaves. I'm going to have to check out our garden centers. Enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteSandy
Nice post my dear,wish I had more desire to garden,I just don't....maybe one day,right? Enjoy your week,xo
ReplyDeleteI ADORE your old rusty flower frog! Pretty little plant too!
ReplyDeleteMy Costco was selling the most beautiful rose bushes a few weeks ago - I bought two white climbing roses. I can't wait until they wind themselves up a trellis to the roof!
ReplyDeleteHey Kathleen, I think that's like my angelvine plant that i love so much and have in my "fairy garden" scape. It may be a relative, either way, I love them. the only problem with mine is once it dries out it's a goner. dead. no bringing it back. Your variety is probably heartier. love that flower frog. Ready to link up for WW!
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Debra
I have recently found wire plant too! Your images of it in that beautifully worn pot is amazing. I was told that wire plant train well for topiaries!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to visit you!
Yvonne
Hi Kathleen! Thank you for stopping by my blog with those wonderful comments! It seems that everyone in blogland seems to be planting right now. I wish I could.....but, alas, the rain is back (again)! I like your plant...is it a trailing type of plant? Do you think it could be topiaried?
ReplyDeleteIlove all these garden elements and the way you put them together. Great pics. Jacqueline
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