#planttwitter #plantoftheday—Grape Ivy (Cissus alata) The name cissus comes from the Greek word for ivy, kissos, and alata is Latin for “winged.” This likely refers to the way each central leaflet is flanked by smaller leaflets that look like wings. https://t.co/Lq4Q84OdE9 https://t.co/1X7bRhxnbR

— ᖇᗩᎥᑎᗷᗯ₮ᗴ₭₭ (@rbtekk) 2022.8.14

Clearly I’m doing something right if birds see my plants as a viable bed and breakfast! This chickadee came by last week singing loudly and hopping all over my balcony and focusing on my Cissus rhombifolia (aka Cissus alata). I saw it... https://t.co/XdqR3iTnVJ

— The J Way (@Jaybelline) 2021.8.26