Portulaca grandiflora white flower with yellow anthers in sunlight

Portulaca grandiflora


A succulent annual or short-lived perennial native from Peru to Brazil and Argentina, it belongs to the Portulacaceae family. Its branching stems spread along the ground or grow upward, and its fleshy, needlelike leaves have conspicuous tufts of hairs in their axils. Large flowers grow in clusters at the stem tips and occur in purple, orange, pink, red, yellow, or white. The seed capsules open around their middle. Photographed in Armenia, Colombia.

Portulaca grandiflora pink flower with orange anthers
Portulaca grandiflora pink flower with orange anthers
Portulaca grandiflora white flower with yellow anthers in sunlight
Portulaca grandiflora magenta flower with orange anthers in sunlight
Portulaca grandiflora white flower with yellow anthers in sunlight
Magenta-purple double Portulaca grandiflora flower
Two Portulaca grandiflora magenta flowers with orange anthers in sunlight
Portulaca grandiflora white flower with yellow anthers
Portulaca grandiflora magenta flower with orange anthers
Portulaca grandiflora white flower with yellow anthers in sunlight
A bright magenta double Portulaca grandiflora flower with small yellow anthers
Peach-pink Portulaca grandiflora flower with yellow anthers
A yellow double Portulaca grandiflora flower with reddish petal markings and orange anthers
Portulaca grandiflora white flower with yellow anthers

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