This may not be one, but is definitely in that family (Asclepiadaceae). I got the mother of this little one about 35 years ago from the greenhouse at Arizona State University, but have never had a name to go with it. Leaves are round, about the size of a quarter, with (as photo shows) a notch at the tip. Opposite, med green, somewhat thick. Plant has milky sap, small white flowers in clusters, and a trailing habit. And is somewhat prone to mealy bugs... If anyone has any ideas as to ID, I'd love to hear! Many thanks!!
Thanks, Junglekeeper! It does look a lot like D. milnei. I can't find a picture of D. oiantha. (Yet.) So... Apocynaceae, I gather! <grin> Oh well... Much appreciated... By the way, I just found a Hoya page, which shows H. serpens. Do you know if that's a synonym for H. miniata (I have one so labeled)? http://www.succulent-plant.com/hoya.html
oh ive seen that plant ..but i have been so out of it with plants lately ..havent been keeping up on them .. i am so sure that is a Hoya .. I just cant think of the name Marn
ok went and did a lil looking .. is this yours ??? http://botanova.tripod.com/images/image_incurvula.jpg.html Marn
Thanks, Marn. It does look at bit like that one, as well as like the one Junglekeeper suggested. Will try to find out more (clearly there's a lot more to learn about Hoyas...!), but the link to that great gallery is much appreciated!
your welcome ... i know there are so many Hoyas out there but they all produce wonderfull flowers.. (i have yet to have one bloom) .. but im sure one day :) Marn
