Portulaca 'Margarita Apricot' offers soft, warm apricot blooms on the same tough, succulent foliage that defines the Margarita series. Heat, drought, and neglect barely faze these low spreaders.
Ideal for softening hardscapes, spilling over walls, and mixing in hot-color containers. The apricot hue bridges warm and cool palettes beautifully. No deadheading; self-cleaning. A pollinator magnet in full bloom.
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