Wire vine plant

This links to a post from "The Indoor Garden" blog. The post has great info and care instructions so your Wire plant can live with you for years.

Read our guide to Angel Vines for everything you will ever need to know! Tips for planting & caring for “Muehlenbeckia Complexa”

Creeping wire vine is a low-maintenance plant that requires little more than regular...

Creeping wire vine is an uncommon garden plant that can grow equally well as a houseplant, in an outdoor container, or as a mat-forming ground cover. If you?re wondering how to grow Muehlenbeckia, this article will tell you what you need to know.

Happy Tuesday! It's a beautiful day and I'm working on several projects - all at once!!! It's a problem I call decorating attention deficit disorder!!! I begin one project, then move on to another, then move on to another, and then I circle back to the first! On and on I go! One project that I did finish is this easy wire vine, or Angel Vine, topiary. I love these delicate wire vines and they are so easy to grow! They are absolutely perfect for a topiary because of their climbing nature! I…

Muehlenbeckia (Centipede Plant, Climbing Lignum, Creeping Pohuehue, Creeping Wire Vine, Lacy Wire Vine, Maidenhair, Matted Lignum, Native Sarsaparilla, Ribbonbush, Sprawling Wirevine, Tapeworm Plant, Wandering Wire Vine, Wire Vine) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox

My latest obsession, Creeping Wire Vine. This beauty, known also as Muehlenbeckia is a resilient little lovely that adapts well when potted or planted directly into the landscape. It has the coolest tiny glossy green leaves, is drought tolerant and enjoys sun to partial shade.&

Use plastic mesh and wire garden fencing to support a blooming vine. We planted Sweet Autumn Clematis in May, to climb up one of the porch columns of the Pott…

Use plastic mesh and wire garden fencing to support a blooming vine. We planted Sweet Autumn Clematis in May, to climb up one of the porch columns of the Pott…

Do you have a blank wall or fence that requires some colour or life? Recently we decided to add a little character to our side fence where we installed a wire in the shape of a diamond/grid design along with a climbing vine.To start this process I would recommend that you wash and/or paint the surface before you start as it will be extremely difficult to do this after the wire in installed. Also select a very sturdy wall or fence. Once the vine matures it will become heavy and the structure…