Heartleaf Ice Plant, nee Baby Sunrose, nee Red Apple Ice Plant
I have loved ice plant ever since I first spied it in CA and brought cuttings back to my greenhouse room in Wyoming. I have been known to pull off the hiway to pinch off a chain of ice plant. The beach was another favorite gathering place. Now I live surrounded by it–growing from planters, along sidewalks and crawling over pumice grinding stones hundreds of years old.
See Cee’s and other flowers of the day HERE.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
I can certainly see where its name comes from. Those leaves really are heart-shaped. And a lovely succulent it is. I wouldn’t mind growing some myself.
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Love the textured pumice background in your photos of the ice plant. Beautiful contrast to the other vivid colors. Keep thinking of moon rocks.
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They are prehispanic grinding stones. I love their texture, too.
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That looks so cool against the rock. Wonderful flower for today. 😀
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