Creeping Wire Vine

Creeping Wire Vine Muehlenbeckia axillaris

Creeping Wire Vine (Muehlenbeckia axillaris) has tiny, dark, glossy green leaves that turn bronze as spring moves into summer. Creeping Wire Vine also has very unique transparent fruit which form with little tiny black eyes on wire-like stems which run on top and underneath the soil. Foliage turns more bronze with heat or cold. Creeping Wire Vine tolerates drought, wind and poor soil. It’s perfect for use in a dry path, but will adapt to a garden setting as well.

Size: #4 True

Spacing: Plant 6″ apart.

Height: Tight to the ground

How To Grow: Plant in morning shade to full sun.

Foot Traffic: Heavy

Hardy Zones: 6,7,8,9,10

Tips: Creeping Wire Vine needs excellent drainage to be content, and is drought tolerant.

Uses: A ground cover in and around Patios, Pathways,  Ponds, Pools, Borders , Rock Gardens

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