Portulaca 'Margarita Lemon' shines with clear, bright lemon-yellow blooms that reflect sunlight like tiny mirrors. The ultimate choice for the hottest, driest, most unforgiving spots in the garden.
Plant en masse along driveways, in parking strips, or in containers that get missed by the hose. The lemon yellow reads beautifully from a distance. Combines effortlessly with blue, purple, or red Margarita varieties.
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