Deadheading the plants may encourage them to bloom later into fall. Portulaca is very easy to propagate from seed or cuttings taken during the summer when you prune your plants. Taking cuttings ...

Many flowering plants, like coreopsis, roses, yarrow, catmint and marigolds respond very well to deadheading and are worth the effort. Others, like portulaca, begonias and impatiens may not ...

Deadheading the plant's spent blooms is not ... What is the difference between Portulaca and moss rose? Moss rose is in the genus Portulaca and is often just referred to as "portulaca." ...

Portulaca grandifloria, a prolific summer bloomer, is native to Argentina and Brazil. It is easy as pie to grow, to coin a phrase, even in southern Florida’s blazing hot summers. If you’re ...

They aren’t hungry for fertilizer, and won’t need deadheading, but with average ... is one other location that begs for the Mojave portulaca. That area would be a rock garden, or spots within ...

Q: I have noticed in the past several weeks that the chipmunk I provide with peanuts and such has been gathering something from my portulaca plants. I was wondering if you had any idea what he is ...