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Posted: Jun/14/2006 4:34 PM PST
I am looking for a name for a ground cover. It has small waxy leaves and yellow flowers. I haven't had any luck finding it at my local gardening stores. I have seen it on a tall brick retaining wall growing in the open spaces. Does anyone have any ideas ? |
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Posted: Jun/15/2006 12:49 AM PST
Hmmmm. Pictures?? |
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Posted: Jun/15/2006 2:17 PM PST
Could be a type of Sedum. |
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Posted: Jun/15/2006 4:25 PM PST
I wonder if it isn't a type of Creeping Euonymus? Not sure about the blooms but the leaves sound like it. Here is a pic I found online- |
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Posted: Jun/15/2006 9:04 PM PST
I live in the wood , only have dial up, pics look fuzzy, but could it be yellow climbing jasmine? Don't they call it Carolina Jasmine |
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Posted: Jun/15/2006 9:11 PM PST
Creeping Jenny? i have that and you pretty much described it. i found you a pic. is this what you mean? Attachments:  |
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Posted: Jun/16/2006 1:35 AM PST
Creeping Jenny flowers??? What she's describing reminds me of ice plant that I learned to hate when I lived briefly in SoCal. It would be an annual in her zone, according to the little bit of research I did. |
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Posted: Jun/16/2006 3:10 AM PST
yup Sweetle...Creeping Jenny flowers. 
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Posted: Jun/16/2006 3:13 AM PST
Maybe I do remember one small, insignificant bloom last year...... What are you doing to yours, Foz? Singing the Dixie Cups to them?? |
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Posted: Jun/16/2006 6:37 AM PST
It could be Creeping Jenny, but the "small waxy leaves" quote makes me think of sedum. |
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