All varieties of spiderwort

White spiderwort

White spiderwort is a type of spiderwort. It has creeping stems covered with coarse hairs. The leaves of white spider grass are oval in shape, green in color, with silvery-white veins.

Lycopodiella microphylla

Small-leaved white spiderwort is a dwarf variety with a short plant shape and small leaves. It is light green in color and the veins are silvery white.

Large nettle grass

Large spiderwort, this spiderwort has an upright stem, many branches, leaf tips, and its leaf veins are magenta.

Purple Anne's Nettlegrass

Purple Anne's spiderwort is a dwarf perennial herb that grows in a creeping manner. The leaves of Purple Anne's spiderwort are opposite, oval in shape, and relatively broad. The leaves are dark green and shiny, the veins are white, densely packed like feathers, clear and obvious, and very ornamental. The whole plant of Purple Anne Nettlegrass is small and exquisite, with a graceful and light posture. It is very popular among people and is a popular potted flower.

Snow Anne Nettlegrass

Snow Anne Nettlegrass is also a perennial herb that grows in a creeping pattern. Its leaves are oval in shape with wrinkled edges and dense white veins. The green color of the leaves is not obvious, but rather snow-white. Snow Anne spiderwort is also a very popular small potted variety.

Flame nettle grass

Big flame nettle grass is a type of nettle grass. The leaves of the large flame net grass are small and oval or elliptical, with the leaves stretched out and the edges wrinkled. The leaves are dark green in color with brick-red veins and appear feathery. The large flame spiderwort is highly ornamental.