Identification Help: Help Me Figure Out What This Plant Is

[superduty]

Hello,
I saw a plant once that looked like and ivy of some kind, and has hard little balls all over it. I can not remember what it was called and it was so sweet that I would like to get one. It was a houseplant and looked like a trailing type of ive. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
superduty

[globalist1789]

There is a succulent called "string of beads/pearls". Is THIS it?

[superduty]

Hi,
No, I don't think the string of pearls is it. The plant I saw had leaves as well, and the little balls were brownish. Are there other varieies that have leaves?
superduty

[Rima]

Nope, but those 'little balls' would have been fruit of some kind (not necessarily what you'd eat, but how the plant may seed itself).

[superduty]

Hi,
I remember the plant was dainty looking, and resembled an ivy, with green leaves and those little brownins balls. I would love to find out what it was so if anyone has any ideas please let me know. Thanks to all who have replied so far!
superduty

[globalist1789]

Well, it could be the berries of English Ivy (Hedera helix). They are dark purple and can turn brown/black when old. Where the "balls" in clumps or spread out?

[superduty]

Hi,
No this is not it. They were spread out and it was similar to "string of pearls" but with leaves as well.
superduty

[Audsrose]

Could it possibly have been a rosary vine/string of hearts? They are very delicate looking and have little brown balls that you mention. They also have a very cute little cup flower that is not all that noticable.

Audsrose

[superduty]

YES! That is definitely it! Thanks you so much, now I just have to figure out where I can buy a Rosary Vine-String of Hearts. I appreciate the info.
superduty