Small heart-shaped leaves densely cover long stems. Use in hanging baskets, train on moss poles/trellises/topiaries, or as groundcover under taller plants.
Stem cuttings in spring root easily in fresh mix.
Fast-growing, adaptable, great for vertical interest.
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