Lace Flower Vine

Alsobia dianthiflora (previously known as Episcia dianthiflora) Overview Uses: Trailing houseplant for hanging baskets, shelves, and window ledges; warm-climate patio containers; shadehouse collections. Benefits: Showy white, fringed “lace” flowers with purple speckling; fuzzy, scalloped foliage; easy to grow indoors; blooms in waves spring through fall under bright, indirect light; compact, cascading habit from runners (stolons). USDA Hardiness Zones: 10 – 11 (tender perennial; grow indoors elsewhere) Sun: Bright Indirect to Partial Shade (avoid harsh, direct sun) Life Cycle: Tender perennial (houseplant) Mature Height: 4" – 8" (foliage mound) Mature Width / Trail: 12" – 24"+ trailing Bloom Season: Intermittent, Spring through Fall (with good light) Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast Summary Frilly white blooms and soft, trailing foliage—an elegant, easy houseplant for bright rooms. Lace Flower Vine (Alsobia dianthiflora) earns its name from the delicate, fringed flowers that dangle over a