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Carpobrotus edulisThursday, November 15, 2007
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11 comments:
Ground creeping plants, with succulent leaves and large daisy-like flowers posted just for Perriette!
The name refers to the edible fruits. There are four Australian species which are seen mainly in coastal areas, particularly on sand dunes near the ocean.
I grow the pink ones! from cuttings.. easy to grow and tough! Great display this time of year. they like full sun. :o)
They like growing in sand and the birds love them too Simon!
Suck on this, Delusional Dungheap! Mwhahahahahha.............
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I'm so terribly honored! Succulents are a staple where I live. We are so alike, you and I, but I don't smell!
LOvely photos!
These look like a succulent we have in California, commonly called ice plants. They are beautiful.
Poor Undead Enigma, having a tormented tantrum :(
Thankyou, you should be honored Perriette! I posted on a Thursday even when EXTRA BUSY :) You tried smelling those Minor Flannels and sucked them into your nostrils - didn't you!
Ice plants is a beautiful name Red Mojo! The common name we call these are Pig Faces! You need to use your imagination :)
Even when I use my imagination I cant figure out why we call them that - but - perhaps thats okay! Tehehe Im going to ignore undead ;) Now that pink is simply divine - another intense pink! But they wouldnt be so 'hot' if they didnt have thier creamy yellowy friends to help show them off :)
HAHA, maybe it's their fruits that look like Pigfaces, Lavender :) OINK!
OOOOoh, I love succulents, very pretty, nice light! :-D
AHA! Now it was later in the day these shots were taken! The lighting is better then but also have shadows ...
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