Creeping Charlie Plant Evergreen GROUND IVY Glechoma Hederacea live vine plant
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Common Name | Ivy |
| Color | Green |
| Growth Habit | Running |
| Brand | Creeping Charlie |
| Plant Form | Bare Root |
| Season Of Interest | Fall |
| Growth Stage | Vegetative |
| Type | Vines |
| Watering | Light |
| Growth Rate | Medium |
| Sunlight | Full Shade |
| Features | Evergreen |
I am selling Creeping Charlie vine. 24” of vine with 20+ growing nodes. A node on a vine is a leaf sprout with hair roots. They may be divided into individual plants under greenhouse conditions, but I prefer just laying in the vine, top dressing it, and keeping it moist. Charlie is an evergreen vine down to 20-30°F. The last pictures are creeping Charlie flowering in the spring in my garden now, May 20 This is a low light/shade vine plant with shallow roots. If moisture is present, it can tolerate full sun. It prefers moist conditions. Vine may contain moss, after all, it too loves wet ground. When the vine arrives plant in broken up soil at ground level with a light top dressing, peat is excellent. Keep moist until the roots set. Mist the vine daily if necessary or cover until the shallow roots are established. In drier conditions, it is best to cover the vine with a dome until the plants are established. Being in the mint family it is easily identifiable by the square stem. Rabbits won’t eat them!!! Creeping Charlie is easily identified by its growth habit. This plant grows close to the ground and usually forms a mat-like ground cover. The long stems have nodes where the leaves grow and these nodes will form roots if they come in contact with the soil. The kidney-shaped leaves tend to be shiny green and have scalloped edges. Creeping Charlie is well-noted for its rapid growth after the plant stops flowering.
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