Dwarf Kenilworth Ivy - Cymbalaria aequitriloba

Dwarf Kenilworth Ivy is the perfect miniature garden plant with tiny lavender-colored flowers that resemble miniature snapdragons. The green mat of leaves creep along the ground and root, creating a dense mat that can be stepped on or grown in between pavers. 

Also known as ivy-leaved toadflax, coliseum ivy, Oxford ivy, mother of thousands, pennywort and wandering sailor. 

This plant can be grown indoors too and can be trained to climb on a moss-pole or trellis.  

Flowers June through July but we've seen it start to flower in early May. It's become a favorite! 

• Spreads slowly outward 
• Lavender flowers with yellow throats
  
• Flowers June through July

• 1" to 2" tall
• Spreads 12" to 18" - I think this will continue to spread if given the room

• Cold zones 4 through 8 
• Heat Zones 8 through 5 

• Well-drained soil
• Full sun to part sun

• Comes in a 4" pot 
• An indoor/outdoor plant 

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