Phemeranthus calycinus (fame flower or rock pink) 1

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Phemeranthus calycinus - It is a Missouri native perennial featuring pink to red, 5-8 petaled flowers in cymes atop leafless stems growing to 8" tall. Stems rise from basal clumps of sparse, very narrow, linear, succulent-type leaves (to 2" long). Flowers typically open at noon and remain open only

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About Phemeranthus calycinus (fame flower or rock pink)

Phemeranthus calycinus - It is a Missouri native perennial featuring pink to red, 5-8 petaled flowers in cymes atop leafless stems growing to 8" tall. Stems rise from basal clumps of sparse, very narrow, linear, succulent-type leaves (to 2" long). Flowers typically open at noon and remain open only until mid-afternoon. Synonymous with Talinum calycinus. Family: Montiaceae