Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photos: Macroom, Co.Cork 
|
Caucasian Stonecrop Panicles of pink to reddish-purple flowers, very occasionally white. 5-petalled. Fleshy green leaves, often tinged orange or reddish, usually opposite. Margins strongly papillose. Stems procumbent / decumbent, rooting. To 20cm. Often grown in gardens, can be persistent as garden escape, discard or relic of cultivation. Identification confirmed by Paul Green 
|
Causian Stonecrop. Macroom, County Cork. July 2008