Talinum calycinum (Rock Pink) Native Plant Gift Card which means it can both

which means it can both parasitize (steal) energy from roots of neighboring plants and makes its own energy through chlorophyll

The dried leaves of New Jersey Tea make a tea that was historically popular

Botanical Name: Antennaria parlinii

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Talinum calycinum (Rock Pink) Native Plant Gift Card which means it can bothTalinum calycinum (Rock Pink) is a very charming little plant is typically found in sunny areas with thin, dry, rocky soils. It has a lovely rosette of narrow, succulent leaves with a fine blue green color. In mid summer, they produce charming pink violet flowers that attract a variety of pollinators. Sun Exposure: Full Sun Part Sun Soil Conditions: Dry Mesic, Dry Height 3 6" Flower Color Viloet Pink Flower Time May, June, Jul, September Frequently