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Our house is built on a hill, so I'm in a constant battle against erosion on the sides of the property.
Several years ago, I built tiers on the south side and planted some ground cover and shrubbery to hold the ground. These are the tiny yellow flowers that bloom in one of the sections. I have no idea what it is, but it typically blooms later than the other plants, which is kind of nice.
4 comments:
It looks like some kind of succulent to me, maybe Iceplant?
Michelle?
I was thinking succulent as well. But I'm not as familiar with them so make a guess from that picture.
Is it a Delosperma nubigenum?
That's them.
I just planted what I thought looked nice. The stuff that died got ripped out, the stuff that lived got to stay.
I'm a pretty haphazard gardener...
Iceplants are so darn cute, with their bright flowers (bright pink, besides the bright yellow, but I'm not a fan of the yellow green ones) and rubbery looking fingers/tentacles.
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