3000 Moss Rose Grandiflora Spring Mix Flower and similar items

- You will get 3000 Seeds of Moss Rose Grandiflora Spring Mix Flower Seeds. - Sunlight: Full Sun, Medium Sun. - Soil Type: Chalk, Loam, Peat, Sand. - Life Cycle: Annual. - Watering: Medium. - Cultivating Difficulty: Easy. - Our moss rose grandiflora mix produces yellow, white, red, pink and orange flowers. - Moss rose grandiflora mix serves as a beautiful, eye catching groundcover with vibrant colored flowers and succulent like leaves! - Moss Roses are an excellent plant choice for water conservation. They are well suited to hot, arid climates like California. - Portulaca is referred to by many names including rose moss, moss roses, purslane, sun plant etc... - Moss Rose or Portulaca is one of the most beautiful and adaptable species of flowers in the world often seen growing in drier areas. - Moss Roses have sedum like foliage that has a fleshy, thick succulent leaves that help it cope with very dry conditions. - Portulaca are not fussy in their growing conditions and will do equally well as bedding plants or container plants. They look great in pots with their trailing habit! - Portulaca is also known as purslane and can be eaten cooked! - They are low growing spreaders and can fill in area nicely and be considered a ground cover or alternative lawn if not walked on heavily. - Moss Roses are a great plant to fill in cracks or crevices where other plants might struggle. They can even thrive in sandy conditions that isn't hospitable to most plants. - Portulaca make great companion plants in the garden as their tough roots are adept at penetrating hard soils and gathering nutrients and moisture to share with neighboring plants! - This low growing mix will produce single and double flowers that'll look great all over the landscape or hanging over the edge of a hanging basket or window box. - Portulaca will give you both beautiful flowers and be a wonderful edible. - Moss Roses will attract a lot of pollinators like bees and butterflies. - Moss Roses will also appeal to beneficial predatory insects and keep your landscape ecologically balanced.