sizzling ! Lamb's Tail Vine

"Lamb's tail vine" is another common name for Madeira vine (Anredera cordifolia), a South American perennial vine known for its fleshy leaves and aerial tubers. The name "lamb's tail" refers to the appearance of its flower clusters, which resemble a lamb's tail with small, white, fragrant flowers along a drooping central stem according to Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania. It's also sometimes called potato vine or jalap.

This listing is for 1 sprouted tuber. remarkably of them have at least 5 stems, and 20+ nodes that can produce more. Each tuber can produce up to 50 new plants. They're superb for covering chain link fences and other sturdy structures.

In a few parts of the US they're considered invasive. Please do your research before ordering.