Aeschynanthus marmoratus (syn. longicaulis) 8"Also called the Lipstick plant due to its flowers resembling tubes of lipstick. The green leaves can have auburn variegation and make a perfect backdrop to accentuate the perfect green tinted tubular flowers. Habit: vining Light: part shade to full sun Soil: potting mix Watering: slight dry to the touch Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape, flower color and bloom state of each plant will vary.

Multiflora has the most amount of flowers albeit smaller

Blooms: July to September

Blooms: August - October

Repot in spring when plants begin putting on new growth

Long bladed leaves coming directly from the dirt gives this plant an easy going vibe

Height at maturity: 20'

Long blooming and very adaptable

Approximately 20" exterior

Growth rate: 3 - 5" a year

A bit shy to bloom it's occasional yellow flowers

The chalice features high-contrast stripes of indigo and off-white

Spirea 'Glow Girl' (birch leaf spirea) pink buds open to pure white blooms