Cynanchum stoloniferum 4" pot apocynaceae It is native to the

It is native to the cloud forests of central America and has been easy to grow in the Pacific Northwest in a pot as long as it's protected from frost

The orange fruits are the size of large blueberries and fall off when perfectly ripe

variegated foliage with bright yellow nectar dots

The flowers are smallish

Food plant for Heliconius hecale zuleika

Cynanchum stoloniferum 4" pot apocynaceae It is native to theThis Stapelia relative has thick, whip like stems and no leaves. The star shaped flowers bloom in clusters along the length of the stems. Looks great in a hanging basket. The milky sap is poisonous, so be cautious. Another unusual species from one of my favorite plant families! (Apocynaceae) Also known as Sarcostemma stoloniferum. Native to Kenya and northern Tanzania. Light: Full sun part shade. Best grown in a container in a protected spot. Bright