Jun 27
Portulaca Love
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Portulaca Love
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Nature's Favorite Contrast
Portulaca eruca
This small Portulaca comes from northern Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay, and we are pleased to have it growing in our crevice garden. The name "eruca" means caterpillar, and our plant's branches do resemble fuzzy caterpillars. The magenta flower color is often seen in plants in this family (and in the related Montiaceae), and it really makes our little plant stand out!
-Brian
[Portulaca]
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Did a little experimental dish! I harvested sea marigold (Calendula maritima) tips along with some purslane (Portulaca oleracea) and stir fried them! It ended up good! (The stuff on the bottom is barley, which I am sad I accidentally oversalted ;=;)
The sea marigold added a resiny-minty flavor, along with a little bitterness. I definitely want to experiment with it more, especially since the sea marigold I have is a beast and puts out new growth almost year round.
Portulica..πΈ
