The Portulacas have begun to bloom and are spreading fast.
The seedlings below, in the beginning of April.
Love the bright colors!
They have self seeded in the ipomea pots. I am looking forward to seeing that interesting mix once they bloom.
The seedlings below, in the beginning of April.
Love the bright colors!
They have self seeded in the ipomea pots. I am looking forward to seeing that interesting mix once they bloom.
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ReplyDeleteIt's really a great plant to grow and summer hardy at that! I remember having the pink, yellow, white, and orange ones and the magenta, magenta + white, yellow + orange double varieties, but they were getting too weedy that they spread eveywhere - to all the pots!!! So, I had to be ruthless and let it go out of my garden space :(
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!
Yes they are pretty! And somehow I find that your portulaca looks a little different from what we have. Quite unusual. Can't wait to the mix with ipomoea later :-D
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ReplyDeleteAntara, thanks for dropping by. Was great to visit your blog.
ReplyDeleteCS, you are right. They have self seeded in my Ipomea pots but I am looking forward to seeing them bloom especially coz there is hardly anything blooming in the scorching Delhi heat!
Steph, Would love to see a pic of your portulacas. I should have some doubles and bi-color Portulacas blooming later.
Hey! beautiful flowers. Are these also called 9'o clock flower? I planted them last summer.. but the plant stopped flowering after the onset of winter. Any idea if they have a flowering season? Then maybe I can wait for this summer for the flowers
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