In the cracks!

Submitted by Hoy on

This species needs only cracks in the rock to establish itself. The seeds are dispersed by ants. Cymbalaria muralis grows along the coast in southern Norway and is used as a garden plant.

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Submitted by BalistrieriCarlo on Mon, 05/17/2010 - 14:46

Moreover it does not need cracks...or rocks at all. It's currently smothering an Opuntia in my C&S bed. It is best in walls where it has been very reliable. It shows up in pots and moves itself around where it likes. My favorite plant of it was growing in a crack in a stucco wall of a building---no soil at all and returns every year.


Submitted by Boland on Tue, 05/18/2010 - 08:42

Doesn't appear hardy in my area.


Submitted by Kelaidis on Tue, 05/18/2010 - 23:49

I must remember to take a picture of my colonies tomorrow: I've finally isolated it in a few spots where it can't do too much damage, but I can enjoy it's Kenilworthian charms!