Re: What succulents are native to your area?

Posted by Zac in Texas( Formerly NC) on April 11, 2009, 2:40 pm, in reply to "What succulents are native to your area?"

Hmmm, I'll compile a list of what was at home. Sedum ternatum Sedum telephioides (Hylotelephium telephioides) Sedum glaucophyllum Sedum nevii Sedum rosea( Rhodiola) Diamorpha smallii ( a small winter annual, former Sedum, from gravel depressions in granitic flat rocks) Talinum( Phemeranthus) teretifolium Talinum ( Phemeranthus) mengesii Talinum sp 2. Batis maritima Heliotropium Salicornia sp(3 taxa) Cakile edentula Sesuvium portulacastrum S. maritimum. Portulaca oleracea P pilosa P smallii( very rare) Manfreda virginica Probably more. I am going on thick succulent type leaves. My classification may be off. But most of those are thick, fleshy, succulent leaves. Zac

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