#wallpepper

Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

Plant of the Day

Thursday 2 February 2023

The invasive succulent Sedum acre (biting stonecrop, bird's bread, common stonecrop, country pepper, creeping Jack, gold dust, golden moss, Jack of the buttery, love and tangle, tangle tail, wall moss, wall pepper, creeping Charlie) can be useful for green roofing. It naturally produces a mat able to withstand drought and full sun, here water stress has caused a reddish colouring to the fleshy leaves. Yellow, star shaped flowers are produced from May to July and the nectar is popular with bees.

Dale una vista increíble a tus espacios con este magnífico tapiz Shanmai de la firma italiana @wallpeppergroup 🇮🇹✨

El diseño como muchos de la marca nos recuerda a las maravillas de la naturaleza como lo es un panorama montañoso entre un mar de nubes. Todo con un toque artístico, difuminado y sutil que nos brinda un aspecto relajante y tranquilo.

Este tapiz es ideal para vestir salas de estar o áreas comunes.

Sedum acres

I have posted this little guy before, but the wikipedia page has been updated since then (yeah I use wikipedia, fight me). 

Here is a new list of real, official names for this plant: Goldmoss Stonecrop Mossy Stonecrop Goldmoss Sedum Biting Stonecrop Wallpepper and Welcome Home Husband Though Never So Drunk [citation needed]

Last time I posted this I was all about that Wallpepper. But that’s not a name, that’s a sentence! A name is a quick thing to identify, otherwise why not go with “small perennial type of yellow plant that is cute” as a name?

“Oh look mother, there are some what a piece of work is man how noble in reason how infinite in faculty in form and moving how express and admirable’s growing in this garden, my favorite!”