Heart-Shaped Leaves W/Tripod Seed Pods
blakrab Centex
10 years ago
This flowering ground cover plant has very thin stems and heart-shaped leaves with slightly jagged edges. The largest leaf is about 2" long and 2" wide. The seed pods are tripod-shaped...
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