Carpobrotus Rossii Blue Rock Bindweed Soil: Clay or loam with

Soil: Clay or loam with good drainage

Wildlife Value: Attracts bees and other beneficial insects

light habitat value for small birds

‘Florida’ carries glossy deep-green leaves and a long season of highly fragrant double white blooms

Tolerance: Not drought-tolerant (needs consistent moisture)

Carpobrotus Rossii Blue Rock Bindweed Soil: Clay or loam withPigface Native Pigface Karkalla Sea Fig Ross's Noonflower Botanical Name: Carpobrotus rossii Family: Aizoaceae Origin: Southern Coastal Australia Plant Type: Succulent groundcover (prostrate, spreading) Overview Tough, salt loving native with fleshy triangular leaves and large pinkpurple daisy like flowers from spring to autumn (heaviest springsummer), followed by edible redpurple fruits. Excellent for coastal banks, rockeries and spill over edges;