The chameleon is a kind of ground cover that is aptly named. It has a variety of colors and tends to change over a period of time. It has a rather translucent stem and dies back in the winter. It comes back from the roots and has a tendency to spread if it has sufficient water.
This is a true example of a passalong plant. Sheila up-the-street gave it to me. Her mother got it from some one in Charlotte and gave it to her. I don't recall ever seeing it in a garden shop.
Notice how the vine in front has changed from its bright colors to plain greeen. This often happens.
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