Cymbalaria muralis, commonly referred to as Kenilworth ivy, is an extremely low-growing ground cover that forms a dense mat of tiny, shallow-lobed, rounded to kidney-shaped, medium-green leaves (to 1 "across) that typically grow 1-2" tall on trailing stems rooting at the nodes. It is European and Asian-born. It has escaped gardens in many parts of North America, and naturalized. Small, long-stalked, snapdragon-like, blue violet flowers blooming from May to September with yellow throats. On close inspection, flowers are fairly beautiful but maybe too small to be considered showy.

How to plant ?

1. Fill seeds in warm water for 24 hours
2. Fill seeds in cold water for 72 hours.
3. Put seeds in wet soil for 1.5cm cover with plastic
4. Water every day , the seeds will sprout in 15 days.

Now Please feel free to enjoy our flowers.