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I planted two of these about 20 odd years back, they sure know how to multiply, but pretty good ground cover, seldom get weeds in there...

RichieO 8

Answer 1

Spectacular!!

Answer 2

Wow, I have a bunch and it amazes me how they send up a long shoot which drops down and transplants itself. I would love for these succulents to move into areas I constantly have to weed.

Answer 3

I have never seen a patch that big here in the UK, except perhaps on a roof. It was traditionally grown on rooftops and was thought to stop lightening striking. which is how it got the name Houseleek I am told. Houseleek just means house plant, because "leek" once just meant plant.

Answer 4

wow....love it.

Answer 5

I have one plant in a pot and havce to coddle and pamper them.I don't think it likes our cold and snowy winters, or just me.

Answer 6

As prolific as rabbits but not as tasty?

Answer 7

Mine spread like mad but then tend to die out from the middle. Those look really healthy.

Answer 8

Looks like ice plant. It’s the scourge of the North Coast, lol. I think they planted it for erosion back in the fifties. I don’t see it as much now, so they have been working on it! Now the biggest plant pest there is Scottish broom.

Answer 9

Hen and chicks ?


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