Dichondra argentea, known as Silver Dichondra or Silver Pony-foot, is a stunning, prostrate perennial with small, kidney-shaped leaves covered in a dense, metallic silver-white pubescence. The foliage shimmers like liquid mercury. It forms a tight, low mat that hugs the ground. Inconspicuous flowers may appear. It is grown exclusively for its extraordinary foliage.
Silver Dichondra demands full sun and sharp, gritty drainage. It thrives in heat, drought, and poor soil. It is perfect for xeriscapes, rock gardens, troughs, and spilling over hot walls. In humid climates, ensure excellent air circulation to prevent rot. It is often grown as an annual in cooler zones. A show-stopping foliage plant for the hottest, driest, sunniest spots.


| Family: | Convolvulaceae (kon-volv-yoo-LAY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Dichondra (dy-KON-druh) |
| Species: | argentea (ar-JEN-tee-uh) |
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