Moss roses in containers

A really beautiful, low-growing groundcover type plant is called the portulaca (Portulaca grandiflora), sometimes known as moss rose. Portulaca plants are native to Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay...

Moss rose is perfect for this because it's so low maintenance and puts of beautiful blooms all summer until the first Fall frost.

Moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora) is a tough flowering succulent ideal for dry, sunny gardens. Learn how to grow these colorful, cactus-like blooms.

Portulaca, also commonly referred to as Moss Rose, is a flowering annual that produces a flush of mini-rose style flowers on top of a low growing canopy of succulent foliage. Although it is an annual, it is a prolific self-seeder, and often comes back from seed year after year. Portulaca is perfect for adding interest and color to your landscape, planters, and hanging baskets! See these tips and ticks on how to keep this beautiful annual blooming all summer long!

The beautiful moss rose grows on extremely sunny, dry, and sandy slopes in its native Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. Although the moss rose originates from South America, it has been partly naturalized in central and southern Europe. But we still can plant it in our own garden! Learn here how with reading everything about the best location, the flowers, leaves, watering and more. Have fun! #mygarden #mossrose #flowers

🌸 Moss rose in containers. Also in photos can see purple heart and crown of thorns. Grown from cuttings (grows very fast 📈). If planted on the ground - would look like a carpet. Likes full sun. (Needs a very sunny location).☀️🌞 #mossrose #puslane #portulaca #flowers #цветы #мойсад

🌸 Moss rose in containers. Also in photos can see purple heart and crown of thorns. Grown from cuttings (grows very fast 📈). If planted on the ground - would look like a carpet. Likes full sun. (Needs a very sunny location).☀️🌞 #mossrose #puslane #portulaca #flowers #цветы #мойсад

climbing roses in pots

Learn how to grow patio roses in flower pots or small spaces with the gardening pros at HGTV.com.