Portulaca (moss rose) is an annual, but it self-seeds so reliably it acts like a perennial.
The author’s great-aunt had portulaca by her door in sandy soil; it returned for decades via self-seeding, just like four o’clocks.
Enjoy its succulent foliage and bright flowers all summer with zero maintenance.
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