Hangers & Vines

Lipstick Plants are quickly becoming a top-seller for trailing specimens. Have a read on our top tips & hacks for horticultural success!

Callisia is one of the most popular articles on this website, so why not have a read on our top tips for keeping these exquisite plants happy?

Chain of Hearts are a fantastic plant to propagate - click here to learn more about vine cuttings, along with top tips & common issues!

Care tips provided for Grape Ivy (C. Rhombifolia/Alata), Cissus Javana/Discolor, Begonia Rex Vine & Cissus Amazonica.

Although Dichondra are mostly outdoor plants, they're a fantastic option for those wanting a trailing specimen in sun-filled location!

Although Dischidia are a lesser-known trailing family, they are a fantastic addition to any plant collection. Click here to learn more about their cultivation requirements!

Another outdoor species ready for action in a domestic setting. English Ivy are one of NASA's go-to plants for air-purification, so why not have a quick read on our top tips?

Owners usually fall in the trap of under-watering Maidenhair Vines, but with this article, we're sure you'll avoid this catastrophe with these mentioned tips!

Murdannia Loriformis are gaining momentum as a trailing houseplant across Europe. Why not click here to learn more about their easy care requirements!

Commonly known as 'Trailing Watermelon Begonia' or 'Pistol Plants'. Click here to learn more about the

Here's our top tips for growing Piper 'Bright Eyes' indoors, with mentions on its ideal location, watering regimes & propagation.

Click here to learn more about the wonderful, Streptocarpus Saxorum!

Click here to learn more about propagation, top tips & common issues!

View this article to learn about the one and only, Peperomia Prostrata!

Swedish Ivy (Creeping Charlie) is of the EASIEST trailing plants to grow indoors. Click here to learn more about its care tips...

Tradescantia have been a domestically grown genus for over two hundred years, due to their easy-care antics. Click here to learn more about their cultivation requirements!