Scindapsus pictus 4in Satin Pothos fragrant White berries from late summer

White berries from late summer through fall enjoyed by wildlife

and quiet of The Japanese Tea Garden

Brilliant red fall color

The ground hugging habit helps supress weeds and is a bright option for slopes and banks

Scindapsus pictus 4in Satin Pothos fragrant White berries from late summerCommon Names: Satin Pothos, Satin Picta. Description: Vining plant with small green heart shaped leaves that have silver markings and a beautiful shimmer. Light: Indirect light. Can tolerate low light. Water: Water when dry. Origins: Native to Southeast Asia. Other Interesting Facts: Genus name comes from the Greek skindapsos, which has a variety of meanings including upon tree trunks in reference to plant growth habit. Part of the Aroid (Araceae)