Plant ID needed (trying again)

tomkaren

16 years ago

This is growing and doesn't die back at all. Really like this plant. Thanks for reminding me how to post this picture.

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cliff_and_joann
16 years ago
Looks like the ground cover we have all over the place. It's invasive, but we love invasive :) I put it in the bird bath a few years go along with other plants, it eventually took over the bird bath...I also have it in pots, it comes back every year. I would like to know the name of it as well.

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gpacker
16 years ago
looks like a sedum.
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I just posted on your other thread. :D Looking again, it might be Bacopa (water purslane).

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