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Vinca minor 'Bowles's Variety' is a trailing, evergreen subshrub prized for forming a low, spreading mat by rooting along its stems. Its glossy, leathery leaves remain through winter and its solitary, five-lobed flowers appear from May to September. The plant commonly roots at nodes to create large clonal colonies and can occasionally scramble to about 40 centimetres high. It does not twine or climb.

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