purple leaves hanging plant Purple Heart | Two Live Plants | Non-GMO
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purple leaves hanging plant

purple leaves hanging plant Purple Heart | Two Live Plants | Non-GMO

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purple leaves hanging plant Purple Heart | Two Live Plants | Non-GMOPurple Heart, is a fast growing trailing plant with bold purple foliage that adds vibrant color to gardens, patios, and hanging baskets. Its deep violet leaves contrast beautifully in any setting, and it thrives in full sun to partial shade, producing delicate pinkish purple flowers throughout the season. This low maintenance, drought tolerant plant is perfect for containers, borders, and ground cover. It spreads quickly, forming a lush carpet of

Purple Heart, is a fast-growing trailing plant with bold purple foliage that adds vibrant color to gardens, patios, and hanging baskets. Its deep violet leaves contrast beautifully in any setting, and it thrives in full sun to partial shade, producing delicate pinkish-purple flowers throughout the season.

This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant is perfect for containers, borders, and ground cover. It spreads quickly, forming a lush carpet of purple leaves. Whether cascading from a planter, brightening up a patio, or filling a flower bed, this resilient grower brings long-lasting beauty with minimal effort.

Clovers Garden Purple Heart Plants:

  • Two Large, Live Plants – Ready to grow, premium-quality Purple Heart plants, 4” to 8” long, in 4” pots.
  • Non-GMO, No Neonicotinoids – Grown without harmful chemicals to support healthy garden ecosystems.
  • Bold Purple Foliage – Striking violet-purple leaves bring vibrant color and texture to gardens and containers.
  • Fast-Growing & Spreading – Forms long, trailing stems perfect for hanging baskets, ground cover, and edging.
  • Thrives in Gardens & Containers – Ideal for patio planters, raised beds, window boxes, and ground cover.
  • Drought-Tolerant & Hardy – Flourishes in full sun to partial shade, requiring minimal upkeep.
  • Hardy Perennial in Warm Climates – Grows as a perennial in Zones 8-11 and as an annual in cooler regions.
  • Grown in the Midwest – All plants are grown in the USA, and we oversee the entire process from seed to shipment.
  • Fast Shipping & Careful Packaging – Your plants arrive quickly in our eco-friendly, 100% recyclable packaging to protect your plants and the planet.
  • Quick Start Planting Guide – A copyrighted growing guide walks you through every step, from unboxing to planting.
  • Third Generation, Family-Owned Small Business – Helping gardeners since 1957 with high-quality plants grown in the Midwest.
  • 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

Purple Heart - Fun Fact:
The Purple Heart plant (Tradescantia pallida) originated in eastern Mexico and was traditionally grown by indigenous peoples for its vibrant color, believed to symbolize royalty and spiritual strength. Today, it remains popular worldwide for its dramatic purple foliage.

How to Grow and Care for Purple Heart:

  • Sunlight – Thrives in full sun to partial shade, with the most vibrant purple color developing in brighter light.
  • Soil – Prefers well-draining soil, tolerating various soil types, including sandy and loamy soil.
  • Watering – Drought-tolerant once established; water moderately and allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings.
  • Spacing – Plant 10-16 inches apart to allow for spreading growth.
  • Growth & Maintenance – A fast-growing perennial in warm climates and grown as an annual in cooler regions. Trim as needed to encourage bushy growth.
  • Pest Prevention – Naturally resistant to deer and most pests, making it an excellent trouble-free garden addition.

Common Questions About Purple Heart:

How do you grow Purple Heart?  Plant in full sun to partial shade with well-draining soil, water moderately, and trim as needed to maintain shape.

Is Purple Heart a perennial or annual?  Purple Heart is a perennial in Zones 8-11 but is typically grown as an annual in colder climates, where it provides season-long vibrant foliage.

How long do Purple Heart’s trailing stems grow?  This fast-growing vine can reach up to 3 feet long, making it ideal for hanging baskets, mixed planters, and ground cover.

Does Purple Heart bloom?  Yes, Purple Heart produces small, delicate pinkish-purple flowers throughout the growing season, though it is primarily grown for its stunning foliage.

Can Purple Heart be grown indoors?  Yes, Purple Heart adapts well to indoor containers and thrives in bright, indirect light, making it a beautiful houseplant.

Are Purple Heart plants low maintenance or high maintenance? Purple Heart plants are low maintenance. They thrive in various conditions, are drought-tolerant once established, and need only occasional pruning.

Does Purple Heart need frequent pruning?  Occasional pruning encourages fuller, bushier growth and prevents leggy stems. Trimming back long runners helps maintain a compact shape.

Is Purple Heart deer and rabbit resistant?  Purple Heart plants are deer and rabbit-resistant due to their tough, slightly fuzzy foliage, which makes them unappealing to browsing animals.

Is Purple Heart safe for pets?  Purple Heart is mildly toxic to pets if ingested. Keep out of reach of cats and dogs that may chew on plants.

Does Purple Heart attract pests or insects?  Purple Heart is generally pest-resistant. Keeping good airflow around the plant and occasional rinsing of the leaves can help prevent issues.

What are the best companion plants for Purple Heart?

  • Petunias & Calibrachoa – Bright, vibrant blooms contrast with Purple Heart’s rich purple leaves.
  • Lantana & Salvia – Heat-loving flowers that complement its drought-tolerant nature.
  • Dusty Miller & Silver Falls Dichondra – Silvery foliage creates a striking contrast with the bold purple hues.
  • Ornamental Grasses – Add height and movement to container gardens and landscape beds.

Pollinator & Garden Benefits - Purple Heart is a low-maintenance, pest-resistant plant that thrives in warm, dry conditions while providing striking foliage and texture. While primarily grown for its stunning leaves, its small flowers attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. Whether used as a trailing accent in planters or as a vibrant ground cover, this resilient plant adds long-lasting beauty to any garden.

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3rd Update! See review... Good stuff and works as advertised...
Update - 3rd oil change/flush. Engine oil draining from engine is waaaay cleaner than my first flush. Probably won't need to do a 4th time for several changes. I added Ceratec at this change and am amazed how much better the engine performs since my initial flush. Less clatter and very smooth idle. (Jeep 4.0 I6) Update- 2nd change and used the flush again. About 7000 miles from first use. The oil was cleaner and less "gunky" as first time but oil was definitely dirtier than normal. Right away noticed off idle throttle response improved. Then on a drive I take regularly with a mountain pass and long downhill I noticed that even tho the jeep downshifted out of OD it took much less throttle to hold 65 up a long grade. On the downhill normally I would see 50-60 mpg max on the digital readout. This time. It went to 99 which to me indicates more vaccum below the throttle plate. My guess is the rings freed up a bit more than the first flush and highway mileage is up to 23+ where I would get 21 before. Nice! Used in 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee. 140k miles and a ticking lifter (common in the 4.0 - 6 cylinder...). Definitely cleaned sludge (oil filter very heavy!) and oil was dark when draining. Idles smoother, oil stays cleaner longer, slight oil pressure increase and runs cooler. The lifter still ticks but probably a cam lobe issue. Will use it after 7500 miles or 1 year. Will report back after next change.
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I watched several videos by professionals who used this. Follow instructions. Make sure the engine is warm before you put it in. Make sure you have everything you need. The biggest tip I got that was repeatedly emphasized by the pros was to buy a “cheap” oil in addition to the new oil. After you run the flush drain the oil and flush. Put the cheap oil in and “rinse” the inside of the engine with the cheap oil. Then drain again. Replace the oil and filter with your good stuff. I followed these instructions or suggestions and…. I sat in the truck while the flush was running. It’s a 13 year old truck with 150,000 miles. It was running strong but burning oil and kind of loud. Sounded like it was growling. There were some ticking type noises that made me nervous. As I sat in the truck and let the flush cycle through the engine at idle I could literally hear the flush working. Very slowly it was like someone gave the engine a Xanax and you could hear it getting quieter and calming down. I drained, rinsed with cheap oil only letting the cheap oil run through at idle for another 15 minutes then drained again. The oil flush was clearly important. It didn’t come out as black as the first drain but it looked like old nasty oil. The truck is no longer burning oil. My gas mileage has increased significantly and it is running so quiet and smooth it’s unbelievable. I used a little less of the liquid Molly flush than it called for regarding the flush to oil ratio. I didn’t want to do something too intense to the inside of the engine. But the results were remarkable. Just as advertised after following the instructions. I also added the liquid Molly oil additive to the final oil change to ‘lube’ the inside of the engine. I plan to do another flush in about 10,000 miles. All that to say, yes, you won’t be disappointed as long as you follow instructions and a few tips and tricks. My truck is almost running like a brand new truck and again it’s an old and tired truck. I will use this as part of a high mileage maintenance and perform the flush every 50,000 miles or so. I feel confident it will extend the life of my engine based on the results
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Bought a used 2020 Jeep Sahara 2 liter turbo charged with 80k miles from a dealership. Dealership had just changed oil the day of purchase. Drove it home 30 miles down interstate and another 20 back roads, it ticked and tapped allot at idle and the dip stick was varnished. I added the flush, let it idle for 10 minutes and drained it. The new oil from the dealership drained out jet black, no light could pass thru it. I changed the oil with Walmart oil and a cheap oil filter and let it idle for 5 minutes to clean out all the engine flush, it drained out clean and clear. I refilled it with Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage oil and a Fram Ultra Synthetic oil filter. It's been a week and the engine is noticeably quieter and smoother since using this product. If nothing else it cleaned allot of carbon from inside of my engine.
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So my 2005 Durango has a 5.7 and I put on 253,000 miles on it before it blew a head gasket. Since it was summer, iI decided I'd tackle it myself. The upper end was so full of gunk, I can't believe I hadn't had serious issues. Anyway, I apparently dropped some pieces of crud down the oil channels, 'cuz after putting it all back together, I got alarms for low oil pressure. Figuring I'd try anything else before replacing the oil pump, i gave this stuff a try. WOW!!!! Not only did the oil pressure return, the engine runs SO much smoother! I had forgotten how smooth it ran when it was new. The caveat is that apparently the gunk was the only thing keeping some areas from leaking - as it lost oil at a startling rate. 1 bottle of the Liqui Oil Saver though, and within a week the oil leaks completely stopped.
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