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creeping charlie

plant, Pilea nummulariifolia

Also known as: Pilea nummulariifolia, Swedish Ivy

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In Pilea
…of several basket plants called creeping charlie, or Swedish ivy, is P. nummulariifolia, with small, round, quilted leaves and a vigorous trailing habit. Giant baby tears, or depressed clearweed (P. depressa), of similar habit, has small, smooth green leaves.
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