Dwarf Fame Flower Rare Seeds (Phemeranthus parviflorus) Succulent

15 Rare seeds of the amazing Native Fame Flower!
Phemeranthus parviflorus, also called Rock Pink, is very similar to P. rugospermus. This species has slightly smaller flowers and a larger range across the US.
Dwarf Fame Flower is a unique and rare perennial Native wildflower with succulent leaves and showy little pink flowers that put on a display in the evening sunset, perfect for winding down after a long work day. Their succulent habit helps them survive in a narrow ecological niche in dry, open, sandy locations with little competition; perfect for rock gardens, crevice gardens, or the dry spot in your garden! Rare in their natural habitat

Zones: 4-9
Height: 8" tall
Sunlight: Full Sun
Native Habitat: Bare sandy or sandy clay soils, rock outcrops; distributed throughout most of Texas; found from Arkansas, Texas and Arizona, north to Minnesota.

Germination: Direct sow in Fall on soil surface, or place in moist paper towel in ziploc and refrigerate for 60 days

This plant is also known as Talinum parviflorus, False Fame Flower, Prairie Fame Flower, Flower of the hour