This years new and different type of Portulaca.
Since they do resemble roses, this is for Rosy on Nature Friday at Adventures of the LLB Gang.
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24 comments:
The yellow ones are like little sunrises in a pot.
Yep - they resemble old-fashioned roses like my Grandma used to grow. These days everyone thinks of a tea rose when you say 'rose'.
I'm with Nobby... they are a part from childhood in granny's garden... a sweet memory....
I shall look out for them to buy a plant They look pretty.
They resemble the old world, English, roses. I don't recall seeing multiple petaled moss roses. You and I both shared garden/ yard flower blogs today
They're so pretty. I love the yellow ones. I might have to get some.
Hari OM
Just glorious! YAM xx
Y=Yamini
Hello,
They are pretty flowers, the yellow blooms look cheery.
Beautiful photos! Have a happy day!
They are beautiful.
Lovely! The last two images make me think of happy little girls in pretty dresses.
These blooms definitely brighten up anyone's day, Sandra, lucky you!
Sandra my 2nd gorgeous yellow flower of the day. It is such a brilliant shade of yellow it gives off a warm glow
Hugs cecilia
They are really very pretty Sandra!
Just lovely. I've decided I want yellow flowers in my hanging baskets this summer.
Sandra - it turns out we have some seeds of portulaca. F bought them back in the winter and hasn't sown them yet. probably too late now - stupid woman.
xxx mr T (we will keep you posted)
Simply gorgeous!!
I love the colors and wish we had some of those in our yard.
Sue
Beautiful ! I must get some Portulaca this summer.
Wow, you've got your little avatar image on your comments!!
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How beautiful!!! Thanks so much Aunty Sandra...I love my portaluca roses!!
xoxo,
Rosy
I love flowers growing in pots. ❤️
These are really pretty. I love this flower and they seem easy to grow.
These are gorgeous!
They are so beautiful. I remember growing up with them. My dad always planted them next to the driveway.
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