Portulaca grandiflora

#portulaca #seedling 💕

#portulaca #seedlings 💕 from #seeds #collected last year

How funny Jenn my Portugal’s are about the same size. Gifted from your of course 😯😯🤭😉👍🏻🤗😊💕

Fantastic! @terrimclaughlin

Yay! 👏🏼👏🏼 - I love these, used to grow them all the time as a kid. Suddenly feeling all nostalgic 😊

@richard.spicer.7906 awww! That's how I feel about lantana and Alyssum. Happy memories. 😊

#portulaca #pink

#jennseeds2018 #sowindoors March 15th G:2 weeks

You can start the seeds indoors eight weeks before your last frost date for earlier flowers, or plant them in the ground after last frost. The seeds take about two weeks to germinate in warm temperatures of 75 to 85 degrees F. Plants also self-seed generously, so learn to recognize young seedlings in the spring garden.

The low water requirement of the moss rose makes it a natural choice for the container garden. You can include it in containers that are exposed to winds, such as on a patio or dock. The trailing habit of the moss rose works well in hanging baskets. Portulaca behaves itself as a ground cover, never going out of bounds, so try it in a small garden or fairy garden.

#companionplanting Moss rose plants make good companions for flowers that also thrive in hot, dry, sunny gardens. Gomphrena flowers, zinnias, and dusty miller look handsome planted with a moss rose border.

https://www.thespruce.com/growing-portulaca-1315707

Incoming!!

Great action shot! #bee #inflight #orangeflowers #macro

Gorgeous #pink #portulaca

Mine!! #bees #portulaca

Gorgeous! #pinkflower #bee

#portulaca #bee #orange

I am so in love with #portulaca

Love them on my favorite list❤

I love these too.. I thought I had lost these from last yr from a wash out of rain,but 2 Little ones showed up out of nowhere😍

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#white #portulaca #closeup

Love my #portulaca !!

#portulaca I love this little plant!

I love those their so colorful

@terrimclaughlin I need to remember to try and take cuttings to over winter. These were hard to find here!

I loves these, so forgiving in the summer.

@Liz3202 They always seemed like a "must have" for a rock garden. :)