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Love that Portulaca

15 years ago

Had some 2 years ago and it has returned from seed for the second year in a row. Its just a tiny little thing right nowbut now that the nights are warming up it will grow fast, I love the way you can just break a piece off stick it down in the dirt and before you know it another pot takes off. I love things that come back when you least expect it. I have a petunia that has done the same thing.

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