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Dymondia margaretae silver carpet san diego.
Dymondia silver carpet dymondia margaretae is a delightfully dense drought tolerant 1 2 high spreading ground cover perfect for most sunny water wise gardens.
However in the last two weeks a couple of the dymondia plants have begun to die.
Dymondia is a low growing groundcover that forms a dense mat with deep roots and a spread of 20 inches.
It is very tough and has the nickname living cement.
Silver carpet native to the coastal plains of south africa dymondia margaretae silver carpet is a slowly spreading evergreen perennial forming a dense silvery green mat over time and choking out virtually all weeds.
Across and provide modest accent character in spring and summer.
Small yellow daisy like flowers grow to 1 in.
It does well in full sun or partial shade and is drought tolerant once established.
25 30 f dymondia margaretae silver carpet this is a slowly spreading very flat just a few inches tall at best groundcover with 1 2 inch long narrow leaves that are a gray green on top with white tomentosa beneath.
Read on to learn more and take advantage of this versatile ground cover.
Browse pictures and read growth cultivation information about dymondia species silver carpet dymondia margaretae supplied by member gardeners in the plantfiles database at dave s garden.
They turn white and whither and then that s it.
Description silver carpet is a ground hugging perennial growing 1 3 in.
Its silvery foliage is comprised of narrow leaves that are pale green above and silvery white below.
High and slowly spreading several feet wide.
Dymondia is a low dense ground cover that has many wonderful uses in the landscape.
Bright yellow flowers bloom in spring and summer.
After a sunless winter it s on the north side of the house it came back very strong in the spring once the sun hit it and became a very full lush green carpet.
Good for use between stepping stones and in rock gardens and can take light foot traffic.
Silver carpet stayes as a low mat and has a light gray silvery tone to it s star shaped foliage.
If you re looking for something attractive in your landscape you may want to consider growing this plant.
These carpet forming plants are very drought tolerant once established and make a great plant to grow in sandy areas.